Cold wave conditions and dense fog at several places in the State made the weather conditions unbearable for the citizens in past 24 hours.
After foggy conditions would fade away temperatures would further fall in the next 24 hours, said Met official on Thursday.
State which is witnessing intense cold conditions has witnessed temperatures near to freezing temperatures at few places and the regions which came closer to record freezing temperature were
Umaria, Gwalior and Khajuraho which recorded 2 degree Celsius.
City recorded day temperature at 24.8 degree Celsius and night temperature at 9.4 degree Celsius. The temperatures are likely to dip in the next 24 hours and night temperatures are likely to witness steep dip.
Among the major cities Indore recorded day and night temperature at 27.2 and 9.6 degree Celsius respectively, Gwalior recorded day and night temperature at 23.3 and 1.9 degree Celsius respectively and Jabalpur recorded day and night temperature at 22.3 and 5.4 degree Celsius respectively.
Apart from the three regions which witnessed night temperature at 2 degree Celsius few others recorded night temperature below 5 degree Celsius. The regions were Rewa which recorded 3.6 degree Celsius, Nowgong, Tikamgarh and Satna recorded 4 degree Celsius, Sidhi and Chhindwara recorded 4.6 degree Celsius and Damoh recorded 5 degree Celsius.
Narsinghpur and Sheopur Kalan witnessed cold day conditions while Umaria, Khajuraho and Gwalior witnessed severe cold waves conditions and Rewa, Satna, Mandla and Malajkhand recorded cold waves conditions on Thursday.
Warning of intense cold wave conditions in Gwalior district, cold wave conditions at few places in Rewa, Jabalpur, Shahdol and Sagar divisions and isolated places in Gwalior division(except Gwalior district) and Chambal division.
Night temperatures witnessed significant dip in the Jabalpur division.
Temperatures in Shahdol division witnessed significant decrease, Jabalpur and Sagar district witnessed low temperatures, Rewa and Hoshangabad divisions witnessed temperatures below normal temperature.