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India saw its hottest February in 2025, with a 1.34°C rise above normal. Experts warn of intense heatwaves from March-May, risking crops, health, and water supply. Climate change and fewer western disturbances are driving the extreme heat.

The weather in Madhya Pradesh will fluctuate in March, with rising temperatures, hot winds, and occasional rain. Heatwaves may last 3-4 days, while thunderstorms and drizzle are expected in some regions. April and May are predicted to be hottest months

Madhya Pradesh will see a rise in temperatures before a chance of light rain in early March due to an active Western Disturbance. Nights remain cool, but both day and night temperatures will increase by 2-3°C over the next few days.

Madhya Pradesh faces cold weather, with temperatures below 12°C in 11 cities, including Bhopal and Jabalpur. Hill stations are also chilly. The Meteorological Department predicts a temperature rise from Thursday by 2-4°C, with no rain expected.

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Madhya Pradesh experiences a mild winter with temperatures dropping below 10°C in multiple cities. Pachmarhi records 6.1°C, and cold winds continue. IMD forecasts further dips before temperatures rise. February follows past trends of fluctuating weather.

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Temperatures in Madhya Pradesh have dropped, with more declines expected. A new weather system from Feb 24 may bring further changes. Cities like Bhopal, Indore, and Gwalior recorded significant dips, continuing a trend of fluctuating winter weather.