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Cold wave set to intensify across Madhya Pradesh from today
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 12:13 PM
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Meteorological departments warn that a cold wave will deepen in Madhya Pradesh starting today, with temperatures expected to fall sharply in several districts.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an advisory indicating that a cold wave will intensify across Madhya Pradesh from today. Minimum temperatures are projected to dip below 10°C in the northern districts and approach 12‑14°C in central regions, a significant drop from the usual winter averages.
The agency advises residents to take precautionary measures, especially the elderly, children, and patients with respiratory ailments. Authorities are likely to increase the supply of heating fuel and encourage the use of warm clothing.
Local administrations in districts such as Bhopal, Gwalior and Satna have been instructed to monitor the situation closely and to disseminate timely alerts through media and mobile networks. Farmers are cautioned that the sudden chill could affect early sowing activities and livestock health.
Transport services may experience minor disruptions as fog formation is expected in low‑lying areas during early mornings. The IMD will continue to update forecasts over the next 48 hours.
The agency advises residents to take precautionary measures, especially the elderly, children, and patients with respiratory ailments. Authorities are likely to increase the supply of heating fuel and encourage the use of warm clothing.
Local administrations in districts such as Bhopal, Gwalior and Satna have been instructed to monitor the situation closely and to disseminate timely alerts through media and mobile networks. Farmers are cautioned that the sudden chill could affect early sowing activities and livestock health.
Transport services may experience minor disruptions as fog formation is expected in low‑lying areas during early mornings. The IMD will continue to update forecasts over the next 48 hours.