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Sunshine in Bhopal and Indore with mild evening chill as weather shifts
- •After the withdrawal of the monsoon in Madhya Pradesh, people are experiencing warm days and cooler nights with temperatures dropping significantly.
- •The weather will remain completely dry across the state today with no rain alerts issued for any district.
- •A low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal may bring a fresh spell of rain to the state starting October 15, especially affecting northeastern districts.
- •The monsoon entered the state on June 24 and withdrew on October 3, recording 908.4 mm of rainfall which is four percent less than normal.
- •Health experts advise citizens to take precautions during this weather transition by staying updated with IMD forecasts and eating a balanced diet.
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Following the withdrawal of the monsoon in Madhya Pradesh, people are experiencing hot days and cooler nights with temperatures dropping by up to five degrees Celsius. While days remain warm and humid due to strong sunshine, evenings bring a sense of relief with falling temperatures.
The monsoon entered Madhya Pradesh on June 24 and officially withdrew on October 3, remaining active in the state for a total of 100 days. During this monsoon season, the state recorded 908.4 mm of rainfall, which is four percent less than normal.
The weather will remain completely dry across the state today with no active weather alerts, but a low-pressure system becoming active in the Bay of Bengal may trigger a new spell of rain starting October 15, particularly affecting northeastern districts.
