The temperature in the State capital remained around 44 degree Celsius, but the citizens did not have any relief from the heat wave conditions. The situation was worse in other parts of the State.
Satna and Naugaon recorded the highest day temperature on Monday at 48 and 47 degree Celsius respectively. With slight decrease in the day temperature, weather conditions are still harsh and would remain at these levels for the next 2-3 days.
City witnessed day temperature at 44.2 degree Celsius which was around the same level of Sunday but the night temperature is still above 31 degree Celsius maintaining the nights at discomforting levels.
Met officials told that temperatures might decrease further from this level but the change could be felt due to the heat wave conditions prevalent across the State.
Northern region of the State is witnessing intense heat wave conditions and the trend would remain for the next 2-3 days.
A system over North-Eastern region of the State would witness light clouding in the next 24 hours and might attract light showers but would not provide any respite from the harsh weather conditions as the temperatures would not dip significantly.
Sagar received 6 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours and might receive more rains in the next 24 hours. Gwalior received light showers but dip in the temperatures was not witnessed.
Met department has maintained the warning of heat waves conditions across the State except Indore region.
Kahjuraho recorded day temperature at 47 degree Celsius which was 5 degrees above the normal temperature.
Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 44.9 degree Celsius which was lower than the day temperatures recorded in the past 4-5 days but the night temperature recorded a significant rise on Sunday night and was recorded at 32.4 degree Celsius.