The citizens in the State capital witnessed rise in temperature with the dry weather in past 3-4 days.
City witnessed hot and humid conditions with bright sunlight and with the start of evening, little comfort could be felt after the temperatures decreases gradually.
On Tuesday, the weather conditions remained dry across the state and it would continue to be so for the next 4-5 days.
City recorded day temperature at 33.9 degree Celsius which was 2 degree Celsius above the normal temperature while the night temperature was recorded at 22.8 degree Celsius.
Among the major cities, Gwalior recorded 36.4 degree Celsius on Tuesday which was the highest among the major cities.
Except few places, rainfall has not been witnessed in the past two days and in the past 24 hours, only Harda received 2 cm of rainfall.
The day and night temperatures would be witnessed around 33 degree Celsius and 22 degree Celsius respectively.
The current measure of deficit is 293.4 mm in the season and there is very little chance that the deficit would decrease.
The wind component is northerly which maintained the temperature at lower levels.
The weather conditions which prevailed after the rainfall activities ceased made the weather conditions harsh during the day and only relief from the weather conditions was low night temperatures which have increased in the past 2-3 days.
Met officials said that normalcy would start after few days and the current period is in the transition phase.