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Madhya Pradesh weather: Temp to drop in 3 days, rain expected Feb 12-14

Madhya Pradesh is set for a temperature dip in three days, with rain likely on February 12-14. Fog continues in many regions, while days remain warm. A Western Disturbance is active, influencing weather changes. Expect cooler nights & possible rain soon.

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Madhya Pradesh is experiencing mixed weather, with chilly mornings and nights but scorching daytime sun. Fog has been prevalent. Ujjain, Gwalior, and Chambal division saw dense fog on Sunday and Monday morning, reducing visibility.

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The Meteorological Department forecasts a temperature drop in three days. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to dip by 2-3 degrees, bringing more chill during the mornings and nights. Rainfall is predicted on February 12, 13, and 14, which could further impact temperatures.

City-wise temperature changes

Several cities, including Gwalior and Jabalpur, saw a decline in daytime temperatures on Sunday. Gwalior’s temperature dropped by 1.9 degrees to 27.4 degrees Celsius. Dhar’s fell 2.4 degrees to 26.7 degrees Celsius. Betul, Guna, Khandwa, Ratlam, Shivpuri, Damoh, and Rewa also reported slight drops.

A Western Disturbance will become active from February 3, with another system on February 8. These changes could bring cloud cover and possible rain in some regions.

  • February 3: Light to moderate fog is expected in Mandsaur, Shivpuri, Datia, and Bhind. Dense fog may persist in Neemuch, Gwalior, Morena, and Sheopur.

  • February 4: A slight dip in temperatures is expected, with mostly sunny weather.

Over the past decade, February has brought cold nights and warm days to Madhya Pradesh. Rainfall has also been part of this pattern, but not every year. In cities like Bhopal, Indore, and Ujjain, daytime temperatures often exceed 30 degrees, while nighttime temperatures ranged from 10-14 degrees. Gwalior remains the coldest city in February, with last year’s minimum temperature dropping to 6.1 degrees Celsius.

Weather breakdown for major cities

  • Bhopal: Cold nights and warm days are the norm. Over the years, the night temperature has dropped below 10 degrees multiple times, while the day temperature has crossed 35 degrees on several occasions.

  • Indore: February is typically dry with little to no rain. Nighttime temperatures have frequently dropped below 10 degrees, with a record low of 2.8 degrees Celsius in 1929.

  • Gwalior: Known for its severe cold, Gwalior often records temperatures below 7 degrees. In 2018, the minimum temperature was 1.9 degrees Celsius. The lowest-ever February temperature was 0.3 degrees Celsius in 1974.

  • Jabalpur’s weather fluctuates. February’s maximum temperature often exceeds 30 degrees, while the minimum is around 11 degrees. In 1905, Jabalpur recorded an extreme low of 0 degrees Celsius.

  • Ujjain: Ujjain has a mix of cold, heat, and occasional rain. The minimum temperature has dipped to 1 degree Celsius, while daytime temperatures have reached 39 degrees. However, the last four years have been dry in February.

This winter, Madhya Pradesh experienced severe cold in November and December, with record-breaking temperature drops. In Bhopal, a 36-year-old record was broken in November. December was colder than January, with temperatures 7 degrees below normal in several cities. Schools in Bhopal, Indore, and Gwalior adjusted their timings, and animals at Van Vihar National Park in Bhopal were provided heaters.

January had a mix of cold and mild weather, with two intense cold spells and three drizzle instances. However, there was no severe cold as per the past decade. Unlike previous years, there were no reports of hailstorms, usually common in January.

What to expect in February

February will have chilly nights and warm days. Rain is expected between February 12-14, causing some temperature fluctuations. After February 20, winter’s impact will fade, and temperatures will gradually rise, marking the transition towards summer.

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