The system over the Arabian Sea and the passing of the western disturbance would induce rainfall in Bhopal and Indore regions after 72 hours, claimed Met officials. This may further dip the temperature, at the time when the citizens have already started experiencing cold.
low speed of Northerly winds is not able to help in inducing cold conditions which would prevail but the temperatures would dip significantly after the rainfall which would be witnessed in Bhopal, Indore and Jabalpur divisions.
The change in weather would be prominent in South-Western region of the State.
For the next 72 hours the temperatures would not dip steeply but the dip is likely to witness after the rainfall.
Cold conditions during day were witnessed across the state for the past two days.On Tuesday the day temperature was recorded at around 28. 8 degree Celsius and cold conditions were not intense. The lowest night temperature was recorded at 11.4 degree Celsius on Monday in the state capital.
The lowest night temperature of the season was recorded at 10.9 degree Celsius on December 7 in the state capital. The probabilities of witnessing below the lowest night temperature of the city of the season are less within next few days told the Met officials.
Met department told that the night temperatures would be witnessed around 12 degree Celsius while the day temperatures would be witnessed around 29 degree Celsius. Gwalior recorded night temperature at 8.9 degree Celsius which was the lowest among the major cities. Khajuraho recorded the lowest night temperature of the state at 4 degree Celsiuson Monday. The night temperature was recorded 5 degree Celsius below the normal temperature. Day temperatures were recorded above the normal temperature among the major cities on Tuesday.