An abrupt change in the weather was witnessed in most of the regions of Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, as clouds remained in the sky throughout the day.
The cloud cover increased the temperatures by few notches in all the regions on Sunday. Weathermen suggested that thundery activities and rainfall at a few places might be witnessed in the next 24 hours.
Cloud cover would be witnessed for the next two days and thunder activities and rainfall would be witnessed in few areas in the state. The temperatures would be witnessed at slightly increased levels from the present levels.
Several regions of Gwalior, Chambal, Indore, Bhopal and Sagar would witness thundery activities and rainfall in the next 24 hours.
A low pressure area system over Central Arabian Sea has been created which has induced the changes in weather. Clouding was witnessed on Sunday and would be witnessed for the next two days claimed the Met department.
On Sunday the clouding provided relief from the cold condition in the early morning hours and later in the afternoon bright sunlight made the weather pleasant.
Effects of Western Disturbance have induced changes over the state. Rains are less likely to occur but the clouding would increase the day and night temperatures. The temperatures would dip after the cloud cover would fade away and clear sky would be visible.
City witnessed lowest night of the season at around 14 degree Celsius and after which it has raised to 15 degree level.
City witnessed night temperature at 15 degree making the night less cold while the day temperature was recorded at 29. 8 degree Celsius making the day more hot and humid on Sunday.
Among the major cities Indore recorded day temperature at 29.8 degree Celsius, Gwalior recorded day temperature at 28 degree Celsius and Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 29.7 degree Celsius.
The weather conditions would remain dry in the next 24 hours in the state. The day temperatures would be witnessed around 29 degree Celsius while the night temperature would be witnessed around 16 degree in the next 24 hours.