There will be a change in the weather of Madhya Pradesh in the next one week. The reason for this is two new western disturbances forming on 13 and 16 February. Due to its effect, there will be fluctuations in temperature and the movement of clouds will also continue. However, there is no possibility of rain anywhere. At present, the effect of cold will remain in the morning and night and light fog may also occur at some places.
On Wednesday (11 February 2026), the night minimum temperature increased by two to four degrees Celsius in many parts of the state. The highest maximum temperature of 33°C was recorded in Narmadapuram in the state. The lowest minimum temperature was 4.3°C in Kalyanpur (Shahdol). There is a possibility of clear weather in the capital Bhopal on 12th February. The maximum temperature is expected to be around 30 °C and the minimum temperature is expected to be around 13 °C. In many districts of the state, the temperature at night will remain between 10 to 12 °C.
Temperature in these districts ranges between 5 to 13 °C
- 4.3°C in Kalyanpur (Shahdol)
- 7.4 °C in Pachmarhi (Narmadapuram)
- 8.4 °C in Karaundi (Katni)
- 9.1 °C in Amarkantak (Anuppur) and Mandsaur
- 9.2 °C in Khajuraho (Chhatarpur)
- 9.9 °C in Datia
- 13 °C in Gwalior
- 13.5 °C in Ujjain and Jabalpur
- Bhopal and Indore recorded 13.6 °C Celsius.
2 new western disturbances will become active in 5 days
According to the daily report of Meteorological Centre, Bhopal, a western disturbance is currently active. Westerly jet stream winds are blowing at a speed of 241 km per hour at a height of 12.6 km above mean sea level over Northeast India. Two new Western Disturbances are likely to affect the Western Himalayan region sequentially, one from February 13 and the other from February 16. Due to this effect, changes will be seen in the weather. Light fog may occur in the morning. There is no chance of rain but it may remain cloudy during the day.
MP Weather Forecast Report
