Cold Wave Intensifies Across Madhya Pradesh With Dense Fog and Temperature Drops

Northern winds and a western disturbance are driving severe cold conditions, with temperatures plunging and light rain expected in coming days.

Madhya Pradesh is experiencing a second major cold wave in January, with temperatures dropping by 2-3°C across the state.
Key cities like Bhopal, Indore, and Gwalior have recorded significant declines in daytime and nighttime temperatures, accompanied by dense fog and reduced visibility.
The Meteorological Department forecasts severe cold and dense fog to persist until January 10, with light rain expected from January 12 due to an incoming western disturbance.
Jet streams and melting northern snow are intensifying cold winds, with January predicted to have 20-22 days of cold wave conditions.
Residents are advised to stay warm, avoid unnecessary travel during foggy conditions, and prepare for continued low temperatures and potential rainfall.