Blistering hot conditions were witnessed in the city on Thursday after Bhopal recorded the highest day temperature of the season at 43.7 degree Celsius.
City was boiling hot under the reeling hot conditions witnessed on Thursday. At around 7.30 pm hot winds could be felt across the city and it seems that the temperature is still at peak even after sun set.
The day and night weather conditions were witnessed without any difference as the higher temperatures prevailed on Thursday in the city.
Night temperature was recorded at 29.3 degree Celsius in the city. Most of the regions across the State recorded day temperature around 43 degree Celsius.
Apart from the day temperatures night temperatures were witnessed at higher levels and few regions witnessed night temperatures at around 30 degree Celsius.
Nowgong, Khajuraho and Khargone recorded the highest day temperature of the state at 45 degree Celsius.
Gwalior, Rewa, Shahdol and Chambal divisions and Tikamgarh, Chattarpur, Chindwara, Balaghat, Jabalpur and Seoni are likely to witness thundery activities and light showers in the next 24 hours.
The State capital is likely to witness day and night temperature at 43 and 29 degree Celsius respectively on Friday. Sheopur witnessed hot night conditions. Ujjain division recorded temperatures with significant increase.
Shajapur and Sheopur recorded 44.4 degree Celsius, Khandwa 44.1 degree Celsius, Damoh recorded day temperature at 44 degree Celsius. Among the nearby areas of the city Hoshangabad and Raisen recorded 44 degree Celsius.
The major cities have started to witness higher day temperatures as Gwalior recorded day temperature at 43.8 degree Celsius, Indore recorded day temperature at 42.5 degree Celsius and Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 42.3 degree Celsius.
Cyclonic circulation over central parts of South Uttar Pradesh and adjoining Madhya Pradesh has created the changes.
Several regions recorded night temperature at higher level. The night temperatures in degree Celsius were recorded in Rajgarh at 31, Damoh 30, Jabalpur 29.3, Sheopur 30, Khandwa 28.4, Guna 29.5, Shajapur and Tikamgarh recorded 28.5 and Satna 28.2.