The State capital maintained the highest day temperature of the season on Friday which is also the highest day temperature in the past two decades at 40.8 degree Celsius.
On Friday, the day temperatures were witnessed around the same level with slight increase which provided little relief from the extreme weather conditions.
Eastern part of the state recorded day temperatures around 42 degree Celsius and western part of the state recorded day temperature at 40 degree Celsius. Day and night temperatures recorded temperatures above normal temperature making the weather conditions harsher.
Gwalior and Nowgong recorded day temperature 7 degree Celsius above the normal temperature while Shivpuri recorded day temperature 8 degree Celsius above the normal temperature.
Severe heat wave conditions are likely to occur in the next 24 hours in Shivpuri, Hoshangabad, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur, Khandwa, Khargone and Damoh districts and heat wave conditions are likely to occur in Rewa, Chambal, Shahdol, Ujjain, Gwalior, Indore and Jabalpur, Mandla, Balaghat, Betul, Harda, Bhopal and Rajgarh districts according to the warning issued by Met department.
Khajuraho, Damoh and Hoshangabad recorded the highest day temperature at 43 degree Celsius on Friday.
Indore recorded day temperature at 39.8 degree Celsius and night temperature at 23.5 degree Celsius.
Gwalior recorded day temperature at 41.9 degree Celsius and night temperature was recorded at 21.1 degree Celsius. Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 41.21degree Celsius and night temperature at 22 degree Celsius.
Among the nearby areas Hoshangabad recorded day temperature at 42.2 degree Celsius while Raisen recorded day temperature at 39.4 degree Celsius on Friday.