With winter setting in, Central India is experiencing a mix of pleasant weather and higher-than-normal temperatures. Indore recorded a daytime temperature of 33.2°C on Sunday, two degrees above the average, with nighttime temperatures reaching 19.2°C. The city is observing bright, sunny days with unseasonal warmth, though nights remain pleasantly breezy.
According to the Indian Meteorological Department’s Bhopal division, this unusual warmth is due to active cyclonic circulations over Assam and the Gulf of Mannar. Officials noted that temperatures are unlikely to drop until the wind pattern shifts to a northerly direction.
The latest IMD forecast indicates that Indore’s maximum temperature will remain around 33°C this week, with pleasant nighttime conditions. Additionally, as winter sets in, a low-pressure zone has formed, resulting in a slight daytime haze due to pollutant accumulation in the city’s air.
