Kunri Mirch Mandi runs on the sun. Real-time temperature, relative humidity, rain risk index, and hourly drying trajectories for farmers, traders, and spice exporters.
Calibrated observation station at Kunri wholesale trading yards (25.17° N, 69.57° E).
Kunri, District Umerkot, Sindh
33°C
Clear sky
Ideal solar radiation & low humidity for open-yard red chilli drying. 10% moisture achievable in 48–72 hours.
Observation Time: 09:17 PKT · Station: Kunri Yard Auto-Telemetry
35°C
Feels Like
44%
Air Humidity
14 km/h
Wind Speed
5-Day Mandi Drying Outlook
Today
37°
24°
0% rainWed
36°
23°
5% rainThu
36°
23°
10% rainFri
35°
22°
5% rainSat
37°
24°
0% rainData synthesized from high-resolution meteorological models for Kunri crop drying yards. Rain safety threshold: below 15% probability.
Hourly curves governing solar drying speed, night dew point thresholds, and tarpaulin cover timings.
Crucial for predicting open-yard drying rates (°C)
31°C
High humidity (>65%) requires tarpaulin stacking
46%
کنری کی شدید دھوپ لال مرچ کے قدرتی گہرے سرخ رنگ (Capsanthin) اور تیکھے پن (Capsaicin) کو محفوظ بناتی ہے۔ بہترین معیار اور 10 فیصد تک نمی حاصل کرنے کے لیے ان نکات پر عمل کریں:
کنری اور گردونواح میں غیر متوقع بارش یا موسم کی تبدیلی کی صورت میں فوری واٹس ایپ وارننگ حاصل کریں۔
Sowing, flowering, picking, and open-yard sun curing across the Sindh agricultural calendar.
Bahar
Mandi Floor Advice: Best window for buyers to secure Grade A colour lots; growers should sort and sell in steady batches rather than holding everything back.
Garma
Mandi Floor Advice: Keep sacks on raised stacking in ventilated shade — over-drying and heat can dull colour and increase breakage.
Barsat
Mandi Floor Advice: Watch daily rain probability before opening drying yards; buyers should check moisture certificates on every stored lot.
Khizan aur Sarma
Mandi Floor Advice: Cold nights and fog can slow ripening — early lots often carry a premium, so track the daily rate before committing volume.
Practical answers on solar curing, desert humidity curves, and rain risk management in Mirch Mandi Kunri.
Located on the edge of the Thar desert, Kunri benefits from 300+ days of high solar irradiance, low relative humidity (25–40%), and warm winds that dry pods naturally within 5–7 days without artificial fossil fuel heating.
Daytime relative humidity below 45% is ideal. In peak autumn (October to December), Kunri humidity drops to 30–35%, ensuring rapid drying that locks in capsanthin pigments and prevents mold.
Growers monitor 5-day radar forecasts, heap pods into protective mounds before nighttime dew, and deploy heavy-gauge tarpaulin covers when barometric pressure drops.
We calibrate digital pin-type and halogen moisture analyzers at the warehouse, confirming lots maintain 10.0% to 11.5% moisture before packing into container bags.
