Cold Winds Tighten Grip in Madhya Pradesh, Rain Predicted from February 1
Bhopal, January 27 Madhya Pradesh is experiencing a renewed cold wave as chilly winds sweep through the state, causing temperatures to drop significantly. The cold spell has intensified in several regions, with Kalyanpur in Shahdol recording a minimum temperature below 5ยฐC. While the days remain cool, the nights have turned colder, with the trend expected to continue for the next few days.
From February 1, a fresh spell of rain is likely to begin due to an incoming Western Disturbance, bringing further changes to the weather.
Cold Wave Persists Across Madhya Pradesh
The chilly conditions are expected to remain until the end of January. According to the Meteorological Department:
- January 28 to 31: Days will be warmer, while nights will stay cold. Some regions may experience light fog during early mornings.
- Temperature Trends: A slight rise of 3โ4ยฐC is expected during nights from Monday and Tuesday onwards.
Key temperature readings from Sunday night:
- Kalyanpur (Shahdol): 4.9ยฐC (coldest in the state).
- Gwalior: 6.2ยฐC.
- Bhopal: 8.2ยฐC.
- Jabalpur: 8.8ยฐC.
- Indore: 13.6ยฐC.
Other notable temperatures include Rewa (5.4ยฐC), Rajgarh (6ยฐC), Khajuraho (6.8ยฐC), and Guna (7.2ยฐC).
Rain Forecast from February 1
A Western Disturbance is set to affect the region, altering the weather significantly between February 1 and 4.
- Regions Likely to Receive Rain:
- Eastern and Southern districts, including Rewa, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Sagar, Gwalior, Chambal, and Narmadapuram divisions.
- Clear Skies: Central and western parts of the state, including Bhopal, Indore, and Ujjain, are expected to remain dry during this period.
Weather Observations
Over the past two days, the state has seen noticeable weather shifts:
- Sunday: Cold winds swept across several cities, though there was no significant drop in daytime temperatures.
- Night Chill: Temperatures in many cities dipped by 1โ2ยฐC, intensifying the cold.
Cities like Rewa, Satna, and Tikamgarh recorded significant drops, adding to the prevailing chill. In contrast, Indore and Ujjain experienced relatively milder conditions.
What to Expect Next
- Cold Mornings and Nights: The chill will persist through the end of January, particularly in early mornings and late evenings.
- Rain Impact: Light rain in eastern and southern parts of the state may further influence temperatures, keeping conditions cooler.
- Fog Alert: Some cities may witness light fog during early hours, potentially affecting visibility.
Cold Winds Tighten Grip in Madhya Pradesh, Rain Predicted from February 1