With the fluctuating temperatures in the past 8-10 days the temperatures have witnessed significant change but the hot and humid weather pattern prevailed in the state and State capital.Hot and humid conditions have been witnessed for the past two days in the city and pattern would prevail with gradual rise in the temperatures.
City recorded day temperature around same level recorded on Monday at 40.3 degree Celsius while the night temperature soared to 25 degree Celsius.
Relief from the harsh weather conditions would be provided in the form of thundery activities, light showers and cloud cover due to local development.Gwalior was the hottest among the major cities and recorded day temperature at 41.8 degree Celsius on Tuesday. The night temperature was recorded at 20.3 degree Celsius which was recorded 5 degree Celsius below the normal temperature.
The highest day temperature of the state was recorded at 43 degree Celsius in Narsinghpur and Damoh.
Regions which recorded day temperatures aver 42 degree Celsius were Khandwa, Hoshangabad, Khargone, Shajapur and Khanjuraho.
Thunder activities and light showers would be witnessed are likely to be witnessed in Chambal and Gwalior (except Ashok Nagar district) divisions, Rajgarh, Agar, Neemuch, Mandsaur, Ratlam, Tikamgarh, Chhattarpur and Panna districts while the remaining part of the state is likely to witness dust storms and thundery activities in the next 24 hours.Indore recorded day temperature at 40.2 degree Celsius and night temperature at 25.5 degree Celsius. Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 39.8 degree Celsius and night temperature at 25 degree Celsius.