After witnessing decreased day temperatures for the past 3-4 days city witnessed a hot and humid day at 35.2 degree Celsius on Sunday; little relief comes in the form of night temperatures which are still soothing.
Met official said that the prevailing weather conditions are due to system which has increased the difference in the day and night temperatures in the past 5-6 days.
The state is witnessing north easterly winds and steep change in the temperatures would be witnessed after the state would receive northerly winds.
Among the major cities Gwalior recorded the lowest night temperature at 17.5 degree Celsius on Saturday.
Among the major cities, Indore recorded 33.6 degree Celsius and night temperature at 20.6 degree Celsius, Gwalior recorded 37.4 degree Celsius and night temperature at 17.5 degree Celsius and Jabalpur recorded 35.1 degree Celsius and night temperature at 22.2 degree Celsius.
The night temperatures recorded significant increase in Sagar and Chambal divisions.
The difference in the night and day temperature has increased in the past one week and day and night temperatures would be witnessed around 35 degree Celsius and 21 degree Celsius.
In the city the night temperature which was recorded 22 degree Celsius was 4 degree Celsius above the normal temperature but still the temperature is not discomforting.
The day temperatures which were witnessed at lower levels have recorded slight increases in the past two days.
Sheopur continue to record highest day temperatures of the state and recorded day temperature at 38 degree Celsius on Sunday.
lowest night temperature recorded at 16degree Celsius in Damoh.