Indore weather

A severe heat wave is affecting 15 districts across Madhya Pradesh. Naugaon recorded a scorching 46.1°C, while 28 cities crossed 40°C. Cities like Bhopal are also under alert. The weather department has warned of extreme heat for the next two days.

A severe heatwave is sweeping across Madhya Pradesh, with temperatures crossing 45°C in seven cities. The Meteorological Department has issued alerts in 11 districts. Monsoon delays are expected to prolong the heat.

Seven cities in Madhya Pradesh recorded temperatures above 45°C, with Khajuraho topping at 45.8°C. Heatwave warning issued for Gwalior-Chambal.

Madhya Pradesh will see monsoon after June 10. Till then, parts of the state will face heatwaves and rain. 13 cities crossed 40°C. Alerts issued in several districts.

Rain and storms have hit Madhya Pradesh for 42 days straight, affecting 45 districts including Bhopal, Indore, & Gwalior. The unusual weather is caused by two cyclonic circulations and a western disturbance. Temperatures have stayed below normal for May.

The monsoon will arrive in Madhya Pradesh after June 10 due to a stalled weather system in Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh. Until then, pre-monsoon storms and rain will affect 50 districts, including major cities like Bhopal and Indore.

Indore recorded 114.8 mm of rainfall in May 2025, breaking a 139-year record. Rainfall and storms hit 53 districts in Madhya Pradesh due to active weather systems.

Madhya Pradesh experienced 7 times more rain than usual in May 2025, with 53 districts reporting rainfall. Indore recorded its highest rainfall in 139 years. This unusual weather pattern includes storms & cooler temperatures, affecting crops & daily life.

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Unusual rainfall disrupted parts of Madhya Pradesh in May, leading the weather department to issue alerts in five districts. Here’s what you need to know.