Madhya Pradesh: Gwalior freezes at 3.6 degree celsius; Nowgaon shivers at 4.4 degree celsius

Madhya Pradesh: Gwalior freezes at 3.6 degree celsius; Nowgaon shivers at 4.4 degree celsius

Bhopal recorded 11.5 degree Celsius while Indore recorded 11.1 degree Celsius

Staff ReporterUpdated: Monday, December 26, 2022, 03:36 PM IST
article-image
Representative Image |

Gwalior shivered at 3.6 degree Celsius after a drop of 2.8 degree Celsius while Nowgaon recorded 4.4 degree Celsius and Datia recorded 4.9 degree Celsius, according to meteorological department report.

Khajuraho recorded 7.6 degree Celsius while Rajgarh recorded 8.0 degree Celsius and Guna recorded 8.4 degree Celsius.

Bhopal recorded 11.5 degree Celsius while Indore recorded 11.1 degree Celsius.

With reduction of temperature, visibility also reduced in the respective cities. Gwalior, Datia, Khajuraho recorded visibility from 1 kilometre to 2 kilometres.

Meteorological department senior officer Ved Pratap Singh said, “ low temperature like situation will prevail for a couple of days and then temperature will increase till December end. And then, the temperature will start reducing from January 2.”

RECENT STORIES

MP Cabinet News: Congress Walk-Out In House Over Farmers’ Compensation

MP Cabinet News: Congress Walk-Out In House Over Farmers’ Compensation

MP News: SIR Findings; 1.66 Lakh Voters Permanently Moved Out, 59K Untraceable, 28K No More

MP News: SIR Findings; 1.66 Lakh Voters Permanently Moved Out, 59K Untraceable, 28K No More

Bhopal News: Madhya Pradesh Stuck In Backwards Loop For 25 Years Under National Health Mission

Bhopal News: Madhya Pradesh Stuck In Backwards Loop For 25 Years Under National Health Mission

MP News: 284 Affected By Carbide Gun, None Lost Eyesight; Health Minister Rajendra Shukla Assures...

MP News: 284 Affected By Carbide Gun, None Lost Eyesight; Health Minister  Rajendra Shukla Assures...

Bhopal News: Notices Served On 16 Hospitals Over Fire NOC, PCB Expiry

Bhopal News: Notices Served On 16 Hospitals Over Fire NOC, PCB Expiry