With the soaring day temperatures, weather has turned hot and humid across the State with very few exceptions, which are likely to receive light showers and witness foggy conditions in the next 24 hours. The citizens in Bhopal have also started experiencing summers.
Night temperatures were also recorded above normal temperature and at higher levels for the past two to three days. The Met department claimed that the weather pattern would remain same across the State except few regions, which are likely to receive rainfall and thundery activities in the next 24 hours.
City recorded day temperature at around 30.9 degrees Celsius on Tuesday while the night temperature was recorded at 14.2 degrees Celsius on Monday. Met department claimed that the weather conditions would remain normal and increasing temperatures would be witnessed.
Partial clouds are possible, but would be witnessed for a very brief period, which would not be enough to provide relief from the hot and humid conditions.
An induced low pressure area over North Eastern Rajasthan and adjoining areas of the State would induce rainfall in Gwalior, Chambal and Northern region of Sagar divisions in the next 24 hours. The trend of increasing temperatures would be witnessed in the next three to four days. Abrupt changes in the weather are not likely to occur.
All the major cities witnessed day temperature above 30 degrees Celsius and according to the forecast, the day temperature would be witnessed around 32 degrees Celsius while the night temperature would be witnessed around 15 degrees Celsius.
Few regions, which are still witnessing cold weather conditions, are likely to receive medium to shallow fog. These are northern parts of Tikamgarh, Khajuraho, Chattarpur, Naugaon, Satna and Rewa. Rewa, Malajkhand and Hoshangabad recorded the lowest night temperature at 10 degrees Celsius on Monday.