Cold weather in night and fog in morning continues

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Six vehicles collided due to dense fog conditions at Jaderua village on National Highway 44 in Morena; weather has changed again in Madhya Pradesh. There is fog in the morning and the nights are cold. An increase in temperature is being seen during the day.

On Saturday, there was moderate to dense fog in half the state including Gwalior-Bhopal. Due to fog, 6 vehicles collided with each other near Jaderua village on National Highway 44 in Morena. In the accident there was no loss of life and all  escaped with minor injuries.

Friday night was the coldest Datia in the state. The minimum temperature here reached 4.9 degrees. The minimum temperature was 5.5 degrees in Naugaon and Rewa, 6 in Khajuraho, 6.5 in Gwalior, 6.9 in Satna, 7 in Sidhi, 8.1 degrees in Umaria. In other cities of the state the night temperature remained above 10 degrees. The highest temperature of 16.2 degrees was recorded in Indore. It was 10 degrees in Pachmarhi.

At the same time, Datia remained the coldest even during the day on Friday. The day temperature here was recorded at 21.1 degrees.

Met said that right now the Western Disturbance is around Afghanistan-Iran. Because of this the wind pattern has changed. There is cyclone activity around Rajasthan. Due to these reasons, there will be fog for the next 2 to 3 days. After this, there may be some drop in night temperature, but another western disturbance is expected to be active from January 16. Due to this the night temperature will not drop much.

According to meteorologists, only after the system passes, the night temperature will drop and the cold will have an impact. However, the days will remain cold. The temperature in most cities will remain around 25 degrees.

On Friday, Rewa was the coldest and Khandwa was the hottest. The mercury was recorded at 22.6 degrees Celsius in Rewa and 29.5 degrees Celsius in Khandwa. The day temperature was less than 25 degrees in Khajuraho, Sidhi, Pachmarhi, Tikamgarh, Nowgong and Malajkhand.

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