After dark and dense foggy conditions in the morning for the past two days State capital witnessed the coldest night of the season on Sunday and recorded night temperature at 9.5 degrees celsius.
Dense fog which gripped the city for the past two days diminished on Monday which dipped the night temperature steeply. The morning was with clear sky and bright sun shine. The night temperature was recorded 3 degree celsius below the night temperature in the city and pattern was uniform across the state. Damoh recorded the lowest night temperature of the state at 7 degree celsius on Saturday.
Foggy conditions are likely to occur at few places in Chambal and Gwalior divisions in the next 24 hours while mist and haze would occur at several places. The night temperature dipped sharply and was recorded at 9.5 degree celsius.
The night temperature would be recorded around 11 degree celsius and would remain at that level for 3-4 days. Slight increase would occur in the night temperatures and at increased levels the night temperatures would prevail for 3-4 days.
Met department told that the northerly winds and moisture has created fog witnessed for the past two days and on Monday the pattern vanished making the weather conditions normal.
Indore recorded night temperature at 11.9 degree celsius, Gwalior recorded night temperature at 9 degree celsius and Jabalpur recorded night temperature at 9 degree celsius.
Day temperatures were reported below normal temperature. The pattern would prevail for the next 2-3 days. The delay in trains and flights occurred in the past two days improved on Monday after the weather conditions turned normal providing relief from the harsh weather.
According to weathermen the changes of weather were due to the passing of the cyclonic storm and change of wind direction to northerly. In the next 24 hours the day temperature and night temperatures would be recorded around 26 degree celsius and 11 degree celsius respectively.