The cold wave sweeping across Madhya Pradesh has caught many residents off guard, prompting them to bring out their winter clothing earlier than usual. Local authorities are advising citizens, especially the elderly and children, to take necessary precautions against the cold. Let us look at what IMD says about the weather of Madhya Pradesh.
Cold Wave in Madhya Pradesh
- Several districts affected by cold wave
- Night temperatures below 19°C in Gwalior, Pachmarhi, Rewa, and Rajgarh
- Bhopal and Indore temperatures drop to 21-22°C
- IMD predicts further temperature drops by Diwali
Sudden Rainfall in Chhindwara
- Heavy downpour on Friday afternoon
- Maize stored in open at Kusmaili grain market washed away
- Mandi Inspector Vikas Jain comments on the incident
- Weather forecast: cloudy skies and rain for next few days
The unexpected rainfall in Chhindwara has not only affected stored crops but also disrupted daily life for many residents. Local farmers are concerned about potential crop damage and are calling for better storage facilities to protect their produce from such unpredictable weather events.
Weather Systems Causing Changes
- Low pressure area over south coastal Andhra Pradesh and north coastal Tamil Nadu
- Two active cyclonic circulations
- System activity expected to decrease after October 20
Meteorologists are closely monitoring these weather systems, as their movement and intensity can significantly impact the region’s climate. The interplay between these systems is creating a complex weather pattern across central India.
- Weather Forecast for Next 24 Hours
- Dry weather expected in Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Gwalior, and Ujjain
The varying forecast across different regions highlights the diverse microclimates within the state. Residents are advised to stay updated with local weather reports to plan their activities accordingly.
Temperature Trends
- Night temperatures dropping below 20°C in many areas
- Pachmarhi records lowest temperature due to greenery
- Khajuraho and Naugaon also experience temperatures below 20°C
- Day temperatures falling in many parts of the city
- Pachmarhi: 27.4°C
- Shivpuri: 28°C
- Seoni: 30.4°C
The falling temperatures are a clear indication of the changing seasons. While some welcome the cooler weather, others are preparing for potential challenges that come with the colder months, such as increased energy consumption and health concerns for vulnerable populations.
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