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Storms and rain will affect 27 districts in Madhya Pradesh until May 18. After that, temperatures will rise sharply, leading to a heat wave across many regions.

After a brief respite from the heat due to last week's storms and rain, temperatures in Indore are rising once again. The mercury has climbed steadily from 28°C just two days ago.

Madhya Pradesh is facing unstable weather due to multiple active systems. Storms, rain, and hail have hit several districts, damaging crops and lowering temperatures. The weather department has issued alerts for 22 districts.

Madhya Pradesh is under a stormy weather pattern with rain and hail predicted over the next four days, including cities like Bhopal and Indore. The IMD has issued warnings as cyclonic disturbances continue to affect the state.

Gwalior got relief from heat after early morning drizzle. Bhind and Morena also received heavy rain. Stormy weather will persist in Chambal for five days before heat returns in mid-May.

Rain, hailstorms, and thunderstorms are expected in 40 districts of Madhya Pradesh, including Bhopal and Gwalior, until May 6. The IMD has also warned of rising temperatures and heatwave conditions in other areas of the state.

Due to cyclonic activity, Madhya Pradesh will face rain, hailstorms, and strong winds over the next 4 days. The IMD has issued alerts for 39 districts, with some cities expected to see winds up to 60 km/h.

Heavy rainfall and storms hit Delhi-NCR on May 2, causing four deaths and major disruptions at the airport. The IMD has issued a red alert with more bad weather expected.

Barmer recorded 46.4°C as heatwaves hit parts of India. Dust storms, thunderstorms, and rains are expected across many states in the coming days.

Madhya Pradesh will see a mix of hailstorms, rain, and heatwaves over the next four days. The Meteorological Department has issued a hailstorm alert for 11 districts, including Jabalpur and Seoni.