After extreme hot conditions in the State capital, warning of thundery activities and dust storms in Bhopal division is likely to make the weather conditions unbearable in the next 24 hours.
The night temperature in Bhopal was recorded at 29.4 degree Celsius, which is the highest so far in the season.
The local heating effect induces rainfall and thundery activities but relief is less likely to be received from these temporary changes. Bhopal witnessed hot winds and extreme hot conditions which forced the weekenders to remain inside.
The hottest day of the season was recorded at 43.1 degree Celsius on Saturday in Bhopal and Sunday the day temperature became less intense and recorded day temperature at 42.5 degree Celsius.
Among other regions which recorded night temperature around 30 degree Celsius were Guna and Shajapur at 29.5 degree Celsius, Tikamgarh at 28.2 degree Celsius, Tikamgarh at 28.2 degree Celsius and Hoshangabad at 28 degree Celsius.
Once again the trend of increasing temperatures has started in the state as several places in the state recorded day temperature around 43 degree Celsius.
Khargone recorded highest day temperature at 45 degree Celsius. Khajuraho recorded day temperature at 44.3 degree Celsius. Khandwa recorded day temperature at 44 degree Celsius. Shajapur, Rajgarh, Umaria and Damoh 43.5 degree Celsius. Among the nearby regions Raisen and Hoshangabad recorded day temperature at 43.2 and 43.5 degree Celsius respectively.
The major cities recorded day temperature at higher levels Gwalior recorded day temperature at 43.2 degree Celsius, Indore recorded day temperature at 41.8 degree Celsius and Jabalpur recorded 42.8 degree Celsius.
Warning of thundery activities and dust storms by Met department has also been issued for Ujjain division, Hoshangabad, Narsinghpur, Chhindwara, Balaghat, Mandla, Annuppur and Gwalior in the next 24 hours.
According to the forecast several regions are likely to receive rainfall and thundery activities in the next 24 hours.