Increased amount of moisture due to weather disturbances have caused the night temperatures to increase and day temperature to decrease causing the days to colder and night less cold.
Weather conditions across the State took a U-turn on Saturday as day temperatures were recorded above normal and night temperatures were recorded below normal. The temperature would not decrease sharply but due to western disturbances the trend would continue and would remain likewise for the next 2-3 days, told Met officials.
Met officials told that the foggy conditions in the State capital would remain for the next few days and are likely to stay for a longer period but when the disturbance of the weather would settle the dense fog would disappear and light fog would replace it. The good amount of moisture received by the State has resulted into the increased night temperatures and decreased day temperature.
Shajapur, Shivpuri and Ratlam recorded the lowest night temperature of the State at 8 degree Celsius on Sunday.
The day temperatures across the State were recorded 1-4 degree Celsius below normal temperature which was witnessed during the day time in the city on Sunday.
Haze was witnessed in early morning hours which faded with the increasing intensity of sun shine.
City recorded a day temperature at 22.8 degree Celsius which was 2 degree Celsius below the normal temperature. Gwalior recorded day temperature at 20.8 degree Celsius which was 3 degree Celsius below the normal temperature.
Pachmari which was witnessing the harshest weather conditions has also got relief due to the disturbance in the weather conditions as the night temperature was recorded at 16.4 degree Celsius which was 3 degree Celsius above the normal temperature.
Among the major cities Jabalpur was the exception as it recorded an increase in day and night temperatures on Sunday. The day temperature was recorded at 26.5 which was 1 degree Celsius above the normal temperature while the night temperature was recorded 5 degree Celsius above the normal temperature at 15.4 degree Celsius.