Hot and humid conditions prevailed in the city as the temperature rose to 32.5 degree Celsius on Friday.
In absence of cloud cover, clear sky, bright sun shine was witnessed the whole day. However, the cloud cover was seen for some time in the evening, making the weather pleasant. After the untimely rains and hailstorms across, the State has been witnessing relief but few regions have not received any kind of relief as rainfall with long and short intervals are still disrupting normal life and damaging the crops. In the past 24 hours Khandwa region received the highest amount of rainfall at 10 mm while other regions of the State recorded negligible rainfall or remained dry. Met department officials told that the temperatures would not increase steeply but reel in the range of 2-3 degree Celsius. The trend would remain the same after which the temperatures would start soaring high reaching the mark of 40 degree Celsius. Ratlam recorded the lowest night temperature at 12 degree Celsius while Khargone recorded the highest day temperature at 34 degree Celsius. Indore recorded highest day temperature among major cities at 33.1 degree Celsius on Friday. Gwalior recorded day temperature at 29 degree Celsius, Jabalpur recorded day temperature at day temperature at 30.2 degree Celsius. In the past 2-3 days major cities have not witnessed any major change in the weather conditions.