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Rain Expected in Nine Madhya Pradesh Districts on Oct 15-16, Heat Persists in Bhopal and Indore
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 07:15 AM
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The Meteorological Department forecasts showers in nine districts of Madhya Pradesh on October 15‑16, while daytime temperatures will stay high and nights will remain cool in Bhopal and Indore.
The state weather office has issued a short‑term forecast indicating that on October 15 and 16, nine districts across Madhya Pradesh are likely to experience scattered to moderate rain accompanied by gusty winds. Meteorologists attribute the moisture to an approaching western disturbance that will interact with local heat.
In the central corridor, including the capital Bhopal and the commercial hub Indore, temperatures are expected to remain above seasonal norms during the day, with maximums hovering around the mid‑30s Celsius. Despite the daytime heat, clear skies are projected after sunset, allowing night‑time temperatures to drop noticeably, offering a brief respite.
Overall rainfall for the state this season is running about four percent below the long‑term average, according to the latest climatological data. Authorities have advised residents in the affected districts to stay alert, avoid water‑logged roads, and take standard precautions during the brief showers.
The forecast will be updated if weather patterns change, and the department will continue to monitor the situation through the weekend.
In the central corridor, including the capital Bhopal and the commercial hub Indore, temperatures are expected to remain above seasonal norms during the day, with maximums hovering around the mid‑30s Celsius. Despite the daytime heat, clear skies are projected after sunset, allowing night‑time temperatures to drop noticeably, offering a brief respite.
Overall rainfall for the state this season is running about four percent below the long‑term average, according to the latest climatological data. Authorities have advised residents in the affected districts to stay alert, avoid water‑logged roads, and take standard precautions during the brief showers.
The forecast will be updated if weather patterns change, and the department will continue to monitor the situation through the weekend.