The State capital recorded the hottest day of the season at 42 degree Celsius on Thursday and State recorded the highest day temperature at 45 degree Celsius in Khajuraho.
Since morning, hot weather conditions prevailed and during the afternoon hot and humid conditions made the weather harsh in the city.
Under these harsh weather conditions mornings and nights are providing relief as the days are unbearable.
School going children are among the greatly impacted sufferers of extreme harsh weather conditions as the school are open and district administration is yet to take a call on the shutting of school marking summer holidays.
Most of the regions across the state recorded higher day temperatures around 42-43 degree Celsius. Met official said that the weather conditions would witness change around April 28 -29 with cloudy conditions making the maximum temperatures to cool slightly.
The relief could be witnessed after 2-3 days and it would provide little relief not significant change should be expected, told Met official.
The trend of gradual increase in temperatures would continue and the temperatures are reaching towards the mark of peak temperatures of the season.
Gwalior recorded day temperature at 43.3 degree Celsius, Indore recorded day temperature at 40.6 degree Celsius and Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 42 degree Celsius.
The hot weather conditions have started to witness its effect as water crisis has been surfaced at several places in the state. Weather condition would remain dry across the state and state capital.
Among the regions with higher temperatures Nowgong recorded day temperature at 44 degree Celsius, Damoh recorded day temperature at 43.6 degree Celsius, Umaria and Rewa recorded day temperature at 43 degree Celsius,
Sehopur recorded day temperature at 42 degree Celsius, Rajgarh and Shajapur recorded day temperature at 43.5 degree Celsius.
According to the forecast, day and night temperatures would be witnessed around 41 and 24 degree Celsius in Bhopal.
In the past 24 hours significant rise in temperatures was witnessed in Shahdol division while Sagar, Ujjain and Gwalior recorded temperatures at higher levels.