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Indore records 11.1°C, becomes Madhya Pradesh’s second coldest city this week
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 11:01 AM
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Indore experienced the coldest night of the season at 11.1°C, making it the second coldest city in Madhya Pradesh, with northeast winds driving temperatures down.
Indore recorded a minimum temperature of 11.1°C on the coldest night of the current season, according to the state meteorological department. This reading placed the city as the second coldest location in Madhya Pradesh for the week.
The drop in temperature has been attributed to prevailing northeast winds, which have intensified the chill across the region. Residents reported a noticeable dip in night‑time comfort levels, prompting increased use of heating appliances.
The weather office forecasts that the next four nights will see temperatures hovering between 12°C and 13°C, maintaining the cold spell. Authorities have advised the public to dress warmly and limit outdoor exposure during the early hours.
These conditions are part of a broader seasonal pattern affecting central India, where night‑time lows are expected to remain below the seasonal average for the coming days.
The drop in temperature has been attributed to prevailing northeast winds, which have intensified the chill across the region. Residents reported a noticeable dip in night‑time comfort levels, prompting increased use of heating appliances.
The weather office forecasts that the next four nights will see temperatures hovering between 12°C and 13°C, maintaining the cold spell. Authorities have advised the public to dress warmly and limit outdoor exposure during the early hours.
These conditions are part of a broader seasonal pattern affecting central India, where night‑time lows are expected to remain below the seasonal average for the coming days.