Spell of rainfalls across the State faded after good rainfall in the past 24 hours; during the day on Friday rainfall was reported at very few places, said Met official.
The rainfall was heavy for the past three days due to moisture incursion in the state. The foggy conditions would be witnessed even after the rainfall would stop across the state. After 2-3 days night temperatures would not decrease.
Night temperatures except Shivpuri which recorded the lowest night temperature of the state at 5 degree celsius other regions recorded increase in night temperatures providing relief from harsh weather conditions.
Following the trend day temperatures also witnessed increase on Friday. The day temperatures rose to 24 degree Celsius at few places in the state.
Katangi was the region which recorded highest rainfall at 5 cm in the past 24 hours. Among other regions Baldevgarh recorded 4 cm of rainfall, Chhatarpur, Amarkantak, Satna, Panna, Tikamgarh recorded 2 cm of rainfall, Amarwada, Nainpur, Narsinghpur,Rewa and Sidhi recorded 1 cm of rainfall.
The day temperature was pleasant late in the afternoon and late cloud cover with cold conditions prevailed in the state capital. Day temperature was recorded at 20.5 degree Celsius while night temperature was recorded at 14 degree Celsius.
The extreme weather conditions have faded little as warning of shallow, moderate and dense fog has been issued while cold day and cold wave conditions has not been issued by Met department.
In the warning issued by Met department Sagar, Rewa, Shahdol, Gwalior and Chambal divisions would witness dense fog while Ujjain, Indore and Bhopal divisions would witness shallow to moderate fog in the next 24 hours.