Hazy mornings and evenings have started to mark the advent of winter season and State and State capital have attained normal weather conditions for the past one week. Increase in humidity during evening and morning has made the changes in the weather after rainfall which was witnessed at several places in the month of September.
Met officials said that the weather conditions have started to gain normal pattern and would prevail for the few days as there is no system which could impact the normal weather condition and create abrupt changes in the weather.
In the next 24 hours the day temperature and night temperature would be recorded around 31 degree celsius and 16 degree celsius respectively.
The decrease would be gradual as steep change would be witnessed after occurrences of western disturbances and receiving of winds from the northern part of the country.
The night and day temperatures have dipped and were recorded below normal temperature for the past 2-3 days.
City recorded day temperature at 31.6 degree celsius which was 1 degree celsius below the normal temperature and night temperature was recorded at 16.8 degree celsius which was 2 degree celsius below normal temperature.
Decrease in temperatures is pattern prevailing across the major cities. Gwalior was the only major city which witnessed day temperature at normal temperature and recorded the highest day temperature among the major cities at 35.4 degree celsius.
The lowest day temperature was recorded at 13 degree celsius in Chhindwara while the highest day temperature was recorded at 36 degree celsius. Indore recorded day temperature at 32.2 degree celsius, Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 35.4 degree celsius on Monday.