Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Madhya Pradesh Experiences Mixed Weather
In Madhya Pradesh, the weather is changing.
Mornings and nights are still cold, but afternoons are getting warmer.
In Bhopal, temperatures go from 9 to 12 degrees at night to 25 to 27 degrees during the day.
Indore is similar, with nights around 10 to 13 degrees and days up to 26 degrees.
Gwalior and the Chambal region are still very cold, especially in the mornings, but nights are getting less cold.
Jabalpur is a bit cooler, with temperatures around 11 degrees at night and 24 degrees during the day.
Southern districts like Betul, Seoni, and Chhindwara are experiencing normal winter conditions.
The weather department says there will be no rain soon, so people should stay hydrated during the day and keep warm at night, especially children and older adults.
Madhya Pradesh is experiencing mixed weather with cold nights and warmer days.
Bhopal and Indore have seen a 2–4°C rise in daytime temperatures, making afternoons warmer.
Gwalior and the Chambal region remain cold, with night temperatures between 10–11°C.
Jabalpur has slightly higher temperatures, with days reaching up to 24°C.
The weather department advises staying hydrated during the day and protecting from cold at night.
- Who
- Residents of Madhya Pradesh, especially children and the elderly
- What
- Temperature fluctuations with cold nights and warmer days
- When
- January 26-27, 2026
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Why
- Seasonal weather changes and dry conditions
- Location
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Current Weather
- Dry, mixed temperatures
- Night Temperatures
- 7–13°C
- Day Temperatures
- 23–27°C
- Temperature Change
- 2–4°C rise in daytime
- Forecast
- No rain expected in the next few days
- Affected Areas
- Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Ujjain, Betul, Seoni, Chhindwara
- Advice
- Stay hydrated during the day, protect from cold at night
Sources
Madhya Pradesh January 26, 2026, Weather Update: Cold Nights Continue As Day Temperatures Rise By 2–4°C Across State
Kolkata feels early heat as winter fades with temperatures rising above normal - Telegraph India
