After three days of rains, the inclement weather in the State capital has started improving and the weather conditions are taking a new turn. On Wednesday, the city dwellers though got respite from the rains, but their woes continued as they faced chilly conditions. Now, the chilly winds have started troubling the city residents. The chilly winds that started blowing in the city since Wednesday morning shivered the city dwellers and forced them to light bonfire from day itself.
Met department has warned that the chilly winds would escalate the chilly conditions on Thursday. Weather science centre – scientist Anupam Kashyapi informed that the weather in western Madhya Pradesh has started clearing. Clouds cleared from the State capital, but the chilly winds coming from north continued to shiver the people. “Cold conditions would further from Thursday and the minimum temperature of the city could drop to 9 degrees Celsius,” Kashyapi said. The minimum temperature of the State capital has started sliding down further, on Wednesday, the minimum temperature of the city was recorded at 12.4 degrees Celsius almost two degrees less than what was recorded on Tuesday when it was 14.3 degrees Celsius.
Though, the sky remained covered with clouds, the fog was comparatively less and it also didn’t rain providing a bit of relief to the people. The maximum temperature of the city was recorded at 16.5 degrees Celsius with just a marginal downfall of 0.2 degree Celsius that was 16.7 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. The maximum and minimum temperatures recorded in other cities of the State on Wednesday is as follows, Guna 19.6 and 8, Gwalior 17.9 and 8.7, Hoshangabad 20.9 and 12.1, Indore 18.4 and 10.2, Khajuraho 19 and 12.6, Jabalpur 17 and 15.2, Sagar 16 and 11 and Satna 17.5 and 13.8 degrees Celsius.