Day temperatures soared to discomforting levels across the State on Monday. Night temperatures have been recorded above normal temperatures for the past two days across the State.
The relief from the cold conditions in the past two days turned discomforting as the day temperatures were witnessed at hot and humid levels. Chhindwara, Damoh, Umaria, Mandla, Hoshangabad, Rajgarh recorded day temperature at 30 degree Celsius.
Ratlam, Shajapur and Ujjain recorded day temperature at 31 degree Celsius. Khandwa recorded 32.1 degree Celsius on Monday which was the highest day temperature of the State.
On Monday in the early morning hours weather conditions were hazy and prevailed for a very short period as the weather conditions improved later.
Bhopal recorded day temperatures at 30.2 degree Celsius which was 5 degree Celsius above the normal temperature while the night temperature was recorded at 15.6 degree Celsius which was 5 degree Celsius above the normal temperature.
The lowest night temperature was recorded in Rewa at 9 degree Celsius on Sunday.
In the next 24 hours hazy and shallow fog conditions were witnessed in Chambal division and Gwalior, Datia and Shivpuri districts.
According to the forecast the day temperatures and night temperatures would be recorded in the range of 29 degree Celsius and 15
degree Celsius. Except Shahdol division all divisions witnessed significant increase in the temperatures.
All the major cities recorded temperature above the normal temperature.
Indore recorded day temperature and night temperature at 31.2 degree Celsius and 15.4 degree Celsius which were 4 degree Celsius and 5 degree Celsius above the normal temperature respectively. Gwalior recorded day temperature and night temperature at 27.1 degree Celsius and 8.8 degree Celsius which were 4 degree Celsius and 2 d degree Celsius above the normal temperature respectively.