After the activities of rainfall and thundery activities has stopped, heat has started increasing across the state as a significant rise in the night temperature in many cities has been recorded.
The night on Thursday was the hottest in Datia-Damoh, the temperature reached 28.5 degree Celsius. The temperature in Datia rose to 4.5 degree celsius.
Among other regions mercury has increased by 2 degree celsius in Sagar, Khandwa, Guna, Satna. Indore-Gwalior also remained hot.
The Met said that now with the heat, the humidity will also increase making weather conditions harsh.
The chances of rain in the next 24 hours is less likely. It may be cloudy at time and with the clearing of the weather, the effect of heat will increase. The temperature during the day can rise by one to two degrees.
The temperature in Bhopal can reach up to 42 degree Celsius. The mercury can go up to 27 degrees at night. Day temperature will be around 40-41 degree celsius in Indore and temperature can reach 26-27 degree celsius at night.
In the last one week, many districts including Sidhi, Satna, Singrauli, Bhopal received drizzle and heavy rain.
The weather changed due to the passing of the trough line, but now the situation has returned to normal. Due to this, the weather will remain dry in the next 24 hours.
The temperature increased in many cities in the night. Damoh-Datia recorded 28.5, Khandwa 28, Shajapur 27.8, Rajgarh 27.5, Ratlam-Tikamgarh 27.4, Sagar 27, Khargone 26.8, Satna 26.4, Sidhi-Guna 26 degree Celsius.