Despite the dip witnessed in temperatures for the past 2-3 days, the weather conditions are still discomforting due to increased humidity witnessed across the state and state capital.
In the increased moisture excessive sweating has been witnessed increasing the discomfort of the citizens. A lull phase of weather has been witnessed in the past 2-3 days with range bound temperatures and little change in the temperatures in the city. Met officials said that the city is receiving moisture but it is not good enough to induce thundery activities and rainfall which could provide relief from the harsh weather conditions.
Significant change has been witnessed in the past two days in the night temperatures which were witnessed among the major cities which recorded night temperature below 25 degrees celsius three days ago and on Thursday increased by 3-4 degrees celsius.
Gwalior recorded day temperature at 42.8 degrees celsius which was the highest day temperature of the state on Friday and night temperature was recorded at 27.6 degrees celsius. Indore recorded the lowest day temperature among major cities at 38.5 degrees celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 25.7 degrees celsius. Hoshangabad recorded 41.1 degrees celsius day temperature on Friday.
Even after witnessing dip in the temperatures heat wave conditions would be witnessed at few places in state and Met department issued warning of heat wave conditions in Chambal, Gwalior and Sagar divisions, Khargone, Rajgarh and Raisen districts in the next 24 hours.
According to the forecast thundery activities and dust storms would be witnessed in Rewa and Shahdol divisions, Morena, Bhind, Gwalior, Datia, Harda, Jhabua, Dhar, Mandla, Balaghat, and Jabalpur districts.