monsoon

Monsoon may reach Madhya Pradesh by June 15–16. Till then, intense heat, heavy rain, and storms affect cities like Gwalior, Ratlam, and Bhopal.

Monsoon may arrive in MP by June 15. Till then, 12 districts including Gwalior and Morena will face intense heat. Rainfall likely after June 14.

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 experiences unusual cool weather during Nautapa 2025 with temperatures 10°C lower than last year, bringing relief from typical heat.

The 2025 monsoon is likely to reach Madhya Pradesh ahead of schedule. Meteorologists expect 38–39 inches of rainfall this season—above the state average.

Monsoon arrived in Maharashtra ten days early, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and 80 km/h winds to Mumbai and Pune. Cloudbursts in Pune flooded 200 houses. Kerala and northeastern states are also affected.

Monsoon may enter Madhya Pradesh around June 15, starting from southern districts. It is expected to spread across the state in 10 days, aiding early crop sowing and bringing relief from summer heat.

The southwest monsoon is expected to arrive in India earlier than usual this year, reaching the Nicobar Islands by May 10. IMD forecasts above-normal rainfall, driven by weakening El Niño and favorable climate patterns.

Parts of Rajasthan, Delhi-NCR, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh will see dust storms, thunderstorms, and light rain, offering a brief break from soaring temperatures before heat returns.