Madhya Pradesh Experiences Relief from Cold, Temperature Rises, Cold Spell Expected from February 13
Bhopal, February 11 : Madhya Pradesh has witnessed a significant decline in cold weather, with both daytime and nighttime temperatures rising over the past few days. Monday recorded a notable increase in temperatures, and the bright sunshine during the day made the warmth more noticeable.
In Guna, the temperature surged by 5.4°C in a single day, while Ratlam and Seoni recorded 33°C, and Mandla was the warmest at 33.5°C. Most cities experienced temperatures above 30°C, and this weather pattern is expected to continue for the next two days. However, according to the Meteorological Department, a new cold spell may begin on February 13.
Why is the Temperature Rising?
- On February 8, a Western Disturbance had moved over North India, bringing cold northern winds to Madhya Pradesh. However, these winds have now subsided.
- A cyclonic system has developed near Rajasthan, altering the wind direction from north to south, preventing the inflow of cold air.
- As a result, day and night temperatures have increased across the state.
City-Wise Temperature Analysis (February 10 Report)
- Guna: 32.5°C (up by 5.4°C in one day)
- Mandla: 33.5°C (warmest in the state)
- Ratlam & Seoni: 33°C
- Betul, Dhar, Narmadapuram, Khargone, Damoh, Khajuraho, and Satna: Above 31°C
- Khandwa: 32.1°C
- Sagar: 32.2°C
Major City Temperatures
- Bhopal: 31.4°C
- Indore: 30.4°C
- Ujjain: 30.8°C
- Gwalior: 29.1°C
- Jabalpur: 30.6°C
Upcoming Weather Forecast
- February 11-12: Warm weather with bright sunshine and higher daytime temperatures. Night temperatures will also rise.
- February 13: A new cold wave could return, bringing a drop in temperature across the state.
