Climate Responsive design

Sidhi Yadav
200BSCCP024
Climate Consultant Report
• Climate consultant is a graphic-based computer program that helps architects, builders,
contractors, homeowners, and students understand their local climate.
• The purpose is not simply to plot climate data, but rather to organize and represent this
information in easy-to-understand ways that show the subtle attributes of climate, and its impact
on built form. The goal is to help users create more energy efficient, more sustainable buildings,
each of which is uniquely suited to its particular spot on this planet.
Jaipur, Rajasthan
• The climate of Jaipur is subtropical.
• Rainy season that runs from approximately mid-June to mid-September, due to the
monsoon.
•  Dry season from late September to early June.
• Monsoon is a bit more intense. In July and August, floods in the lower parts of the city
are quite frequent when heavy rains occur. Disastrous floods have occurred
occasionally, as in July 1981 and August 2012.
• Winter, from mid-November to late February or early March, nights are cool, and
sometimes even cold. In January 2011, the temperature dropped to 1.4 °C (34.5 °F).
Fog can form at night and in the early morning, although more rarely than in the
Ganges plain.

• Refences- https://www.climatestotravel.com/climate/india/jaipur
This graph shows the comfort zone temperature of Jaipur
High temperature - 69
low temperature - 88
This graph shows the Monthly Diurnal averages of Jaipur
temperature range - 495
radiation range - 320
This graph shows the radiation range in Jaipur
highest range- 350
lowest range- 10
This graph shows the sky cover range month-wise
highest range- 85 percent
Lowest range- 0 percent
This graph shows the wind velocity range month- wise
highest range- 18
lowest range- 0
This graph shows the ground temperature monthly average
highest temperature- 92
lowest temperature-64
The sun shading chart shows the warm/hot, comfort, cold period according to month. March to
June is very hot.it is about 55 – 80 degree Fahrenheit.