The State capital witnessed rainfall on Friday evening, making the weather cold. Several regions of the State received rainfall in the past two days. Temperature would not witness significant change due to the rainfall and after the rainfall also the temperature would not witness dip in the night temperature across the State, said weathermen.
Day temperature in the city was witnessed at 26.4 degree Celsius while the night temperature was recorded 3 degree Celsius above the normal temperature at 13.6 degree Celsius. The pattern present would remain and the day temperatures would remain at around 13 degree Celsius while the day temperatures would remain at around 28 degree Celsius. On Friday partial cloud cover was witnessed during the day and in the evening several areas of the city received heavy shower for short duration. Khajuraho recorded the lowest night temperature at 5 degree Celsius on Thursday.
Upper Cyclonic Air Circulation over west MP adjoining area Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh has induced rainfall in the area. The weather would normalize after the movement of the system from the region. Good quantity of moisture incursion from Arabian Sea has induced rainfall and the pattern would be witnessed for the next 24 hours. A system over Arabian Sea and Western Disturbance has caused the changes in the weather and which would prevail for the next 2-3 days.
Indore, Guna, Ujjain and Bhopal were among the regions which witnessed rainfallon Friday. Naalcha in Dhar district received highest rainfall and received 2 cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours. Gwalior recorded lowest night temperature at 8.5 degree Celsius on Thursday while day temperature was recorded at 22.1 degree Celsius.