Cold condition prevailed in the morning hours continued till the afternoon, while cold winds with dark cloud augmented the harsher weather which attained normal temperature late in the afternoon.
Dark and dense cloud cover brought the day temperature down in the city and was recorded below 2 degree Celsius on Tuesday.
City recorded day temperature at 26.4 degree Celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 16.4 degree Celsius. City received 4 mm rainfall. Naugoan received 3 mm of rains while Tikamgarh received 2 mm.
Sagar and Rewa divisions and Ashok Nagar, Datia, Vidisha, Raisen and Jabalpur districts would witness rainfall and thunder in the next 24 hours.
Indore recorded day temperature at 28.8 degree celsius and night temperature at 14.8 degree celsius. Gwalior recorded day temperature at 26.3 degree celsius and night temperature at 14 degree celsius.
The cold weather conditions would remain for the next 2-3 days and after the weather gets clearer, the significant increase in the temperatures would be recorded.
Along with the State capital the western parts of the State witnessed rainfall in the past 24 hours and would continue rainfall alongwith thunders .
Cloud cover poured late in the night and in the wee hours in the State. Brief light shower and drizzle were witnessed in the city making the weather conditions cold in the morning. The abrupt change in the weather would be witnessed in the next 24 hours and later the weather would become normal.
The system over northern Chhattisgarh induced the changes and good moisture incursion from Arabian Sea has been witnessed and resulted into thundery activities and rainfall at several places in the state.
An Upper Air Cyclonic Circulation formed over north Rajasthan, is also among the factors changing the weather conditions in the State and State capital.