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Weather
Post‑monsoon rain persists in Gwalior‑Chambal, temperature down 2.8°C, alerts for 15 districts
✍️ Amar Ujala · Gwalior
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 07:15 AM
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Heavy showers have continued in the Gwalior‑Chambal area even after the monsoon season ended, pushing daytime temperatures down by nearly 3°C and prompting weather alerts across 15 districts.
Rainfall has lingered in the Gwalior‑Chambal region despite the official withdrawal of the monsoon, with scattered showers reported throughout Sunday. Meteorological officials said the system moving over central Madhya Pradesh is responsible for the unexpected precipitation.
The persistent rain has caused daytime temperatures to fall sharply, with thermometers recording a drop of about 2.8 degrees Celsius compared to the previous day. Residents in and around Gwalior reported a noticeable chill, especially in open areas.
The state weather department issued rain alerts for fifteen districts, including Gwalior, Shivpuri, and Morena, warning of possible localized flooding and reduced visibility on roads. Authorities have advised commuters to exercise caution and avoid non‑essential travel.
Forecasts indicate that after October 20, night‑time temperatures are likely to dip further, bringing a cooler spell to the region. The department recommends that people keep warm clothing handy and stay updated with local bulletins for any changes in weather conditions.
The persistent rain has caused daytime temperatures to fall sharply, with thermometers recording a drop of about 2.8 degrees Celsius compared to the previous day. Residents in and around Gwalior reported a noticeable chill, especially in open areas.
The state weather department issued rain alerts for fifteen districts, including Gwalior, Shivpuri, and Morena, warning of possible localized flooding and reduced visibility on roads. Authorities have advised commuters to exercise caution and avoid non‑essential travel.
Forecasts indicate that after October 20, night‑time temperatures are likely to dip further, bringing a cooler spell to the region. The department recommends that people keep warm clothing handy and stay updated with local bulletins for any changes in weather conditions.