Gradual rise in the temperatures witnessed in the past 3-4 days has made the weather conditions harsh on Wednesday. City witnessed day temperature at 41.9 degree Celsius while night temperature was recorded with slight decrease at 24.3 degree Celsius.
Weather conditions would prevail and there is little chance of relief from the harsh weather conditions which would turn extreme in the next 5-6 days with the rise in the temperatures.
An anti cyclonic upper air circulation over west Madhya Pradesh has induced the weather conditions which would prevail.
According to the forecast thunder activities and light showers would be witnessed are likely to be witnessed in Chambal and Gwalior and Shahdol divisions, Katni, Jabalpur, Mandla, Balaghat, Neemuch, Aagar, Mandsaur, Ratlam and Bhopal districts while the remaining part of the state is likely to witness dust storms and thundery activities in the next 24 hours.
Nowgong recorded the highest day temperature of the state at 43.8 degree Celsius on Wednesday.
Bhopal replaced Gwalior which was the hottest among the major cities on Tuesday and recorded day temperature at 41.9 degree Celsius on Wednesday.
Several regions recorded day temperature around 43 degree Celsius and regions which recorded day temperatures around 43 degree Celsius were Umaria, Nowgong and Khajuraho.
Indore recorded day temperature at 40.4 degree Celsius and night temperature at 23.9 degree Celsius. Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 41.2 degree Celsius and night temperature at 23.1 degree Celsius.
The difference in the day and night temperatures have decreased and would decreased further with the increase in the temperatures.