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Madhya Pradesh faces unstable weather with hailstorms & thunderstorms in several districts. Bhopal & Indore will remain cloudy. A heat wave is expected for 7-10 days in April, with temps possibly exceeding 45°C. Rainfall and storms will vary across state.

Raisen's weather has turned cloudy with strong winds. Meteorological Department warns of rain & hailstorms on April 2-3. Farmers fear crop damage. Wheat harvesting is ongoing, & authorities urge quick storage. Several districts may see storms, & rainfall.

Madhya Pradesh faces a hailstorm alert in eight districts, with storms expected in Bhopal and Jabalpur. Temperatures drop in some areas, but a heatwave may last 7-10 days in April, pushing temperatures up to 45°C.

Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary is being prepared for cheetahs under the Cheetah Project, leading to the relocation of leopards. However, 3 leopards have died post-relocation, raising ecological concerns. Experts warn of wildlife imbalance.

Balaghat district is facing the water crisis despite Wainganga being a major tributary of Godavari. Administration started taking strict action to handle the crisis. The administration has already declared the Water Scare district.

India's Rabi crop production faces a setback due to extreme temperatures in February and March. Wheat, gram, paddy, and vegetables like onions and potatoes are impacted. Despite a 14% increase in area, overall yield is expected to rise only by 2-4%.

Madhya Pradesh's weather will change over the next four days with rain, hailstorms, and storms reaching speeds of 40-50 km/h. Temperatures will drop, but a heat wave is expected in the coming months. Stay updated on the latest weather alerts.

A landslide in Kullu caused a tree to fall on pedestrians and vehicles, killing six and injuring five. Rescue teams responded, and officials confirmed the incident. The injured were taken to Jari Hospital. The area had a prior weather alert.

Sehore Municipality's 2025-26 budget of Rs. 311 crore focuses on water conservation, requiring roof water harvesting in 24,000 houses. Builders must deposit Rs. 25,000, refundable upon compliance. Other key projects include river rejuvenation.

Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest deforestation in India from 2014-2024, losing 38,552 hectares for development. The 2023 State of Forest Report shows a 61,240-hectare decline. With 288 forest clearances, concerns over sustainability.