Madhya Pradesh Cold Nights, Dry Week for West and Central India
Dry skies are forecast across western and central India, but night temperatures in east Madhya Pradesh are markedly below normal.
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Western and central India is set for a dry week, while night temperatures stay below normal at some places in Madhya Pradesh, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) all-India bulletin issued at 8:35 pm IST on 6 November. The bulletin’s west and central India section forecasts no significant weather through the week, with isolated rain only in Chhattisgarh on 6 November.
Cold Nights in East Madhya Pradesh
IMD’s table of observed minimum temperatures for 6 November marks a few places in East Madhya Pradesh as markedly below normal, and isolated places in several other states as below normal. The bulletin carries no cold wave forecast. The lowest minimum anywhere in the country that day was 10.3°C at Mandi in Himachal Pradesh.
Warm Days Along the Karnataka Coast
The highest maximum on 6 November was 38.3°C at Karwar in Karnataka, a gap of 28 degrees between the day’s hottest and coldest readings in the country. The rain that IMD does forecast this week is in the south, the east and the Himalayan north. See IPB’s reports on the southern rain alert and the northern western disturbance.
The bulletin’s forecast runs to 12 November. Other regional forecasts are on the IPB weather page.
Source: IMD all-India weather bulletin, 6 November 2026.
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