Abrupt weather conditions continued to haunt the State as an eight-year-old boy died during the hailstorm in Panna region on Monday. Several regions witnessed light showers on Monday, while the weather conditions witnessed normal trend on Tuesday. Weather conditions remained hot and humid in the city throughout the day with partial clouding in the afternoon. The weather conditions would change slightly in the next two to three days.
City recorded day temperature at 35.8 degrees Celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 20.4 degrees Celsius. Significant change in the weather conditions would not be witnessed as the WD effects have faded and the normal weather pattern of the season would be witnessed. Gwalior region which was among the worst hit region in the recent extreme weather conditions recorded night temperature at 19.4 degrees Celsius while the day temperature was recorded at 32 degrees Celsius. The region continued to witness harsh and abrupt weather conditions as around 2.6 cm rainfall was recorded in the past 24 hours.
Dindori and Gwalior recorded 3 cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours while Chhatarpur, Panna, Alirajpur, and Gohad received one cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours. Few regions across the State would witness light showers in the next 24 hours. Met department has forecasted that on Wednesday, the weather would remain clear till the afternoon and late in the afternoon, cloudy conditions would be witnessed and speedy winds might be witnessed. The speed of the winds would be around 20 km per hour. Indore recorded the highest day temperature at 40 degrees Celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 16 degrees Celsius.