The 15th century Ranakpur Jain temples in Rajasthan is a stellar example of Jain architecture â exquisite, stunning and intricate. Though the Taj Mahal is widely known as India's marble wonder, the marble sun temple of Ranakpur is certainly no less in its beauty.
Averages for Lisbon in September. September sees the weather in Lisbon remain extremely warm. The average temperature still reaches a high of 26Â°C (that's about 79Â°F), and never dips any lower than 17Â°C (about 63Â°F). You will see several days, at least four, with temperatures above 32Â°C. The daily average will never drop below 21Â°C.
Summer temperatures are warm and sometimes hot, while winters are mild and damp. Lisbon sees a lot of sunshine (over 3300 hrs per year) and about 100 days of rain a year. The Atlantic Ocean strongly influences the weather in Lisbon, primarily as a consequence of the nearby flow of the Gulf stream. These currents ensure that the coastal city of Lisbon does not experience the extreme temperatures that can occur in central Portugal and Spain. While on average about 600 mm, or 24 inches, of rain falls annually in Lisbon, the precipitation is spread out over 100 days of the year, so there are rare days without at least some sunshine. Like anywhere in the world, weather varies year on year in Lisbon and averages don't tell the whole picture.