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Madhya Pradesh Bids Farewell to Monsoon as Sunny Skies Loom
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 29 Sep 2026, 08:30 AM
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The monsoon season has withdrawn from Madhya Pradesh, with meteorological departments forecasting clear, intense sunshine in the coming days.
The monsoon spell that has drenched Madhya Pradesh for several weeks has officially ended, according to the latest reports from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Rainfall intensity has dropped sharply across the state, and the weather has shifted to clear skies.
IMD forecasts indicate a stretch of dry, sunny weather for the next few days, with daytime temperatures expected to rise by 3‑5°C above the seasonal average. Relative humidity is also projected to fall, creating conditions that feel markedly hotter.
Agricultural stakeholders are being advised to monitor soil moisture levels, as the abrupt transition may affect crops that were relying on the lingering rains. Farmers are urged to adopt water‑conserving practices and prepare for potential heat stress.
Health officials have warned vulnerable groups, especially the elderly and outdoor workers, to stay hydrated and limit exposure during peak afternoon heat. The state government is expected to issue heat‑wave advisories if temperatures continue to climb.
IMD forecasts indicate a stretch of dry, sunny weather for the next few days, with daytime temperatures expected to rise by 3‑5°C above the seasonal average. Relative humidity is also projected to fall, creating conditions that feel markedly hotter.
Agricultural stakeholders are being advised to monitor soil moisture levels, as the abrupt transition may affect crops that were relying on the lingering rains. Farmers are urged to adopt water‑conserving practices and prepare for potential heat stress.
Health officials have warned vulnerable groups, especially the elderly and outdoor workers, to stay hydrated and limit exposure during peak afternoon heat. The state government is expected to issue heat‑wave advisories if temperatures continue to climb.