COLD

MP has seen extreme cold, with temperatures below 5°C in many areas. Relief is expected in 3 days as temperatures rise. Despite cold nights, daytime temperatures exceed 30°C. Schools adjusted timings, wildlife parks installed heaters to protect animals.

Cold waves in India are rising, causing thousands of deaths and major disruptions. Vulnerable groups, including the poor & elderly, face severe health risks. Experts link this trend to atmospheric conditions, urging stronger protection & policy measures.

January 2025 has seen unusually high temperatures across Northwest and Central India, raising questions about the end of winter. Climate change is shortening winter, affecting agriculture, energy consumption, and water resources.

Madhya Pradesh is experiencing a severe cold wave due to icy northern winds. Bhopal’s temperature dropped by 6.8°C. Other cities also saw declines. The cold will persist for three days before easing slightly on January 29, but it may return soon after.

Madhya Pradesh to experience intense cold in two days, with fog and light rain in several areas. Temperatures will drop before rising slightly. Stay prepared for changing weather!

Cold wave eases in Madhya Pradesh with a rise in temperatures from Tuesday. Dense fog continues in regions like Gwalior, Chambal, and Rewa. IMD advises precautions for schools, hospitals, and outdoor workers

Severe cold and dense fog grip Madhya Pradesh, disrupting roads & flights. Visibility drops to 10 meters in some areas, with temperatures below normal. Meteorologists predict icy winds & fog to persist, impacting daily routines and travel for days ahead.

Madhya Pradesh sees a gradual temperature increase, easing cold conditions. Mandla records the highest maximum temperature at 28.2°C and the lowest minimum at 3°C. Experts attribute this change to the Sun’s movement towards Uttarayan.

Dense fog, freezing temperatures, and light rain are affecting Madhya Pradesh. Visibility is as low as 20m in some areas, with mercury dipping below 10°C. Rain is predicted from January 12, worsening the cold wave gripping the state.

Dense fog affects 23 districts in Madhya Pradesh, with visibility dropping below 100m and temperatures under 10°C. Relief from cold expected after 2 days, but a cold wave may persist through January due to icy winds from northern states