Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Madhya Pradesh continues to face strong winter conditions as cold weather and dense fog affect many parts of the state.
Night temperatures have dropped sharply, while mornings remain chilly and foggy, making daily life difficult for people.
The minimum temperature is hovering around 4 to 5 degrees Celsius in Bhopal, while daytime temperatures remain near 24 to 25 degrees Celsius.
Dense fog is being seen during early morning hours, reducing visibility on roads.
Indore and Ujjain are also experiencing cold mornings with mist in the air. Temperatures here are staying between 6 and 8 degrees Celsius at night. People are stepping out in sweaters, jackets, and shawls, especially during morning and evening hours.
Mandsaur has emerged as one of the coldest places, with temperatures falling close to 3 degrees Celsius. Nearby districts like Shajapur and Rajgarh are also facing severe cold.
Eastern parts such as Jabalpur are seeing clear skies during the day, but nights remain cold at around 8 degrees Celsius, while daytime temperatures reach 24 degrees Celsius.
Fog has affected road and rail movement in many districts. Drivers are using headlights even after sunrise due to low visibility. Morning walkers are limiting outdoor activities, and many people prefer to go out only after sunlight increases.
According to the weather department, cold conditions are expected to continue for the next few days. People have been advised to stay warm, avoid early morning travel if possible, and take extra care while driving in foggy conditions.
