Weather pattern of high velocity hot winds and dust storms witnessed for the past 2-3 days would continue for a few more days in the State and the State capital, the Met department has said.
“The temperatures would not change significantly due to the hot winds but slight change in the temperatures would be witnessed and after the weather would normalize the temperatures would witness an increasing temperature pattern,” the department said.
City recorded day temperature at 39.6 degree Celsius while the night temperature was 23 degree Celsius.
In the next 24 hours Balaghat and Mandla areas would receive thundery activities and light showers.
Met department has forecasted that in the next week the day temperature would witness significant increase in the day temperature and would reach around 44 degree mark by the end of the month.
The rapid changes in the weather conditions have brought these changes and the state is receiving hot winds from Rajasthan. Sun shine would maintain the hotness in the weather.
Night temperatures have dipped due to the winds which are witnessed in the past 2-3 days. Hoshangabad recorded day temperature at 40.5 degree Celsius. On Friday, average wind speed was witnessed at 25-30 km/hr during the day and along with the speedy winds partial cloud cover was witnessed.
Highest day temperature was recorded in Khargone, Khajuraho and Naugoan at 42 degree Celsius on Friday.
All major cities recorded day temperature around 40 degree Celsius with Gwalior recording the highest day temperature at 41.4 degree Celsius for the second consecutive day among the major cities.