Sehore feels colder mornings and nights, minimum at 14 C; further drop likely around Nov 18-19

Mornings and nights have turned colder in Sehore district as November passes its midpoint. Days remain sunny, so afternoons still feel warm.

According to the latest weather data, the district recorded a minimum temperature of about 14 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature in the past 24 hours reached 31 degrees.

People stepping out in the morning are feeling a mild chill, while the afternoon sun remains strong. The difference between day and night temperatures is now clearly visible. Morning walkers have started wearing light warm clothing. Those travelling at night on two-wheelers are being hit by cold winds.

The weather forecast says the sky will stay clear in the coming days and the weather is expected to remain dry. The chance of rain is low. The daytime maximum may stay between 28 and 31 degrees Celsius, and the night minimum between 12 and 17 degrees Celsius.

Night temperatures may fall further around November 18 and 19. Mornings and nights will then feel colder, while the sun may keep the days warm.