Weather conditions would remain partially cloudy and thundery conditions would be witnessed due to the moisture which persists in the atmosphere.
State would witness hot and humid weather conditions for the next 5-6 days and gradual increase in the temperatures would be witnessed, claimed the Met department.
Met department told that Upper air cyclonic circulation area and low pressure area system over Bay of Bengal would induce rainfall but it would take 5-6 days for the systems to develop and would later induce rainfall.
Soaring day temperatures have been witnessed across the state and in the present weather conditions it is possible that the day temperatures might touch the mark of highest day temperature of the decade in the month of September.
The highest day temperature was recorded in the month of September in the year 2001 on September 25 which was recorded at 37.4 degree Celsius.
Among the major cities Gwalior recorded day temperature at 37.5 degree Celsius which was recorded at 38.9 degree Celsius on Thursday. Few regions have been witnessing day temperatures which are witnessed during summer season.
Hoshangabad recorded day temperature at 36 degree Celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 22.8 degree Celsius.
On Friday day temperature was recorded at 35.3 degree Celsius which was 5 degree Celsius above the normal temperature. The night temperature was recorded at 23.6 degree Celsius which was 2 degree Celsius above the normal temperature.
In the past 24 hours Rewa, Sidhi, Indore, Alirajpur, Badwani, Khargone, Burhanpur and Khandwa received rainfall in the past 24 hours. Indore received rainfall on Friday claimed the Met department.