Mercury rules high in MP, Met sees no respite soon

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With slight decrease in the day temperature, the city recorded day temperature at 44.3 degree C on Sunday but still respite from the harsh weather conditions is awaited as the night temperatures are still over 30 degree Celsius. 

Day temperatures which were soaring high have been decreasing in the past 2-3 days. The decrease is not providing relief from the scorching heat as the decrease witnessed is around 1 degree C. 

The weather conditions remained partially cloudy on Sunday which maintained

the day temperature from soaring high.

Night temperatures over 30 degree C has maintained the harsh weather conditions across the State. The State Capital witnessed night temperature at 33.1 on Friday night which dipped to 31.0 on Saturday and the Met officials have said that the night temperatures would continue to remain at higher levels.

Naugoan and Datia recorded the highest day temperature at 48 degree C on Sunday. Damoh recorded day temperature at 47.6 degree C.

Gwalior recorded day temperature at 46.6 degree C on Sunday and the night temperature was also recorded high at 29.5 degree C, while Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 45.6 degree C on Sunday day but the night temperature on Saturday was recorded at 32 degree C.

Among major cities Indore was the least hot at 40.6 degree C on Sunday and the night temperature on Saturday also remained low at 25.4 degree C.

Apart from the lower temperatures, heat wave conditions are also absent in Indore and would not witness heat wave conditions in the next 24 hours.

The northern regions of the state would witness severe heat waves conditions and the temperatures would increase from these levels.

Satna recorded day temperature at 46.1 degree C while along with high day temperature the night temperature was also recorded at higher level at 31.3 degree C.

Khajuraho which was witnessing day temperature around 46 degree C witnessed high night  temperature at 32 degree C.

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