A fresh formation of Western Disturbance from Tuesday will induce thundery activities, rainfall and hail storm in west Madhya Pradesh in the next two days said Met official on Monday.
The Met department said that day temperatures would decrease while night temperature would increase in the next 3-4 days and later more changes would be witnessed.
On Monday day temperatures increased and Khargone recorded day temperature recorded at 29 degree Celsius which was highest of the state. Most of the regions in the state recorded day temperatures over 20 degree Celsius.
After relief from harsh weather conditions extreme weather conditions would return and grip the state in the next two days. On Monday warning of cold wave and cold day conditions in the state was not issued which suggest the normal weather conditions and warning of only dense fog was issued.
State Capital recorded day and night temperatures at 24.3 degree Celsius and 9.3 degree Celsius respectively. On Tuesday state capital is likely to record day and night temperatures at 23 degree Celsius and 9 degree Celsius respectively
Warning of moderate to dense fog has been issued for Gwalior, Chambal, Rewa and Sagar divisions. The lowest night temperature dipped to 4 degree Celsius which was recorded at Shivpuri and Betul.
Gwalior and Rewa divisions witnessed shallow to dense fog. Intense cold day conditions were witnessed at Narsinghpur while Balaghat, Seoni, Khandwa and Betul witnessed cold day conditions on Sunday.
The night temperatures witnessed dip on Sunday and in Shahdol division significant dip in the night temperature was recorded.