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Rajasthan's temperature has soared past 41°C in March, with heat waves affecting many districts. Barmer was the hottest at 41.6°C. A new western disturbance from March 26-27 may bring strong winds and light rain, possibly reducing temperatures by 2-3°C.

Temperatures in Madhya Pradesh are rising, with Ratlam hitting 39°C. Heatwaves may occur after March 27, pushing temperatures beyond 40°C. Some areas also saw heavy rain. Meteorological Department warns of extreme heat in April-May, lasting 15-20 days.

Severe hailstorms and rain battered Madhya Pradesh, destroying ripe wheat, pulses, and oilseeds in over 100 villages. Farmers struggle with losses as strong winds flatten crops. Meteorologists warn of continued unstable weather in the coming days.

Madhya Pradesh’s weather is changing as rain, thunderstorms, and hailstorms are expected from March 20-22. The Meteorological Department has issued alerts for multiple districts. Temperatures have dropped, bringing slight relief.

Madhya Pradesh will see rain and thunderstorms in several districts from March 19-22, with strong winds up to 50 km/h. Indore and Ujjain will remain dry. By the end of March, heatwaves may return, with temperatures expected to exceed 40°C in many areas.

Rain and thunderstorms will hit Madhya Pradesh from March 19 due to a new weather system. Several districts will see strong winds and showers. A heatwave is expected later, with temperatures crossing 40°C in many areas by end of March and into April-May

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's weather will shift again as temperatures are expected to drop by 2-3°C from February 21. Bhopal remains cloudy, while Indore and Ujjain experience heat. Another Western Disturbance on February 24 may bring further changes.

Uttarakhand's weather remains mostly dry, but Dehradun and five other districts may experience light rain and partial cloud cover. The rising daytime heat and chilly nights create a 20-degree temperature gap, posing health risks.

Madhya Pradesh is set for a temperature dip in three days, with rain likely on February 12-14. Fog continues in many regions, while days remain warm. A Western Disturbance is active, influencing weather changes. Expect cooler nights & possible rain soon.