# MP sees cooler nights as rain spell ends, clear skies ahead

2026-10-24T03:36:23+00:00 | India | Indian Opinion Desk

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Madhya Pradesh is experiencing a shift in weather after several days of thunderstorms and rain. The minimum temperature in Amarkantak has dropped to 13 degrees Celsius, and nighttime temperatures are expected to fall further by 2 to 3 degrees over the next four days. Daytime temperatures in cities including Bhopal remain below 35 degrees Celsius. The weather department has not issued any alert for thunderstorms or rain in the state for the next four days. The weather is likely to remain clear during this period. However, conditions are expected to change again in the final week of October, with weather patterns set to alter once more.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The dip in night temperatures and the absence of rain alerts signal the onset of winter in Madhya Pradesh. The drop is most pronounced in Amarkantak, while major cities are still relatively warm during the day. The weather department's forecast of a change in the last week of October leaves room for another spell of rain or thunder, which could interrupt the gradual cooling. Residents and farmers will watch for that shift.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/madhya-pradesh/bhopal/why-are-days-warm-and-nights-cold-in-mp-weather-expected-to-remain-clear-for-four-days-conditions-to-change-2026-10-24>
  Straight factual weather report with no government or political framing.

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