Heavy rainfall has been witnessed at several places in the State on Tuesday and more rainfall is likely in the next 48 hours.
Thereafter, the system causing rainfall would fade away, said Weathermen.
Rainfall continued due to cyclonic system over east western Arabian Sea and which turned into super cyclone and now it has moved towards Oman but due to the immense intensity of the system heavy moisture incursion in the state had induced rainfall for the past two days, told Met department officials.
More than 35 districts are likely to witness rainfall in the next 24 hours while remaining regions of the state would remain dry.
The state capital recorded day temperature at 29.3 degree Celsius and night temperature at 20 degree Celsius and according to the forecast the day and night temperatures are likely to be around 30 and 20 degree Celsius respectively.
In the past 24 hours rainfall has been witnessed at several places. Shujalpur recorded 7 cm of rainfall, Badnagar recorded 6 cm of rainfall, Maheedpur recorded 5 cm of rainfall, Ujjain recorded 4 cm of rainfall, Sehore, Tonkkhurd, Raisen, Sendwa recorded 3 cm of rainfall.
The temperatures dipped but weather conditions were hot and humid.
In regions which witnessed heavy rainfall temperatures have dipped significantly.
Hoshangabad, Guna and Damoh recorded highest day temperature at 33 degree Celsius and lowest night temperature was recorded at 15 degree Celsius.
In Bhopal and Indore divisions day temperatures witnessed significant increase.
The day temperatures recorded increase in Sagar division.
Under the system induced weather conditions Ujjain, Indore, Bhopal, Hoshangabad and Jabalpur divisions witnessed rainfall.