Yet again there was a change of weather in the State capital, as in past 24 hours, it did not rain despite people having experienced thundery and lightening activities. The humidity in the city was reported at 68 per cent.
On Saturday afternoon cloud cover provided relief to the citizens, but it could induce only light drizzles that too for a few minutes only. Met officials predicted that the pattern of intermittent pre-monsson light showers would continue in coming 5-6 days.
City which recorded day temperature at 36.2 degree Celsius on Friday witnessed a significant decrease and recorded day temperature at 32.7 degree Celsius. The night temperature witnessed decrease of 2 degree Celsius and was recorded at 25 degree Celsius on Friday which was recorded at 27.1 degree Celsius on Thursday.
The city recorded day temperature at 32.7 degree Celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 25 degree Celsius.
Met department has claimed that the pattern of thundery activities and light showers would continue which would provide relief
from harsh weather conditions by pacifying the hot conditions and creating cooler weather conditions.
Movement of systems formed over Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal is slow which is inducing good moisture incursion. The cloud cover in city and in the nearby areas is witnessed due to the good moisture incursion.
Gwalior recorded day temperature at 39.9 degree Celsius on Saturday which was the highest day temperature of the State.
Indore recorded day
temperature at 32.8 degree Celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 21 .6 degree Celsius.
Temperatures have dipped significantly across the State with few exceptions. Among the nearby areas Hoshangabad recorded day temperature at 35.3 degree Celsius.