Weather conditions turn harsh after cold wave

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The weather conditions have started turning harsh after cold wave conditions occurred at different regions of the State in the past 24 hours. Cold wave conditions were witnessed in Shahdol and Jabalpur divisions and Raisen, Damoh and Betul districts.

The night temperature has been recorded at 11.7 degree for the past two days and it is possible that the night temperature on Friday might dip and coldest night temperature of the season would be witnessed.

Met department officials told that strong wind conditions would make the weather conditions harsher and which is less likely to occur in the next week. On October 30, the day temperature was recorded at 14 degree celsius which was the lowest night temperature recorded in the past three years in the same period of the year.

Two day ago the day temperature dipped from 13 degree celsius to 11.7 degree celsius on Wednesday and which was recorded without any deviation on Thursday.

The low level of temperatures have been witnessed for the third time and earlier on November 10 the night temperature was recorded at 11.6 degree celsius and according to the prevailing pattern Friday night could witness night temperature at 11 degree celsius and further the temperatures would dip in the next 3-4 days.

The day temperatures have dipped slightly and have been witnessed around 30 degree celsius. City recorded day temperature 2 degree celsius below the normal temperature at 29.7 degree celsius.  

Among the major cities day temperatures were recorded around normal temperature except the city which was recorded below the normal temperature while city and Jabalpur recorded night temperature below normal temperature.

Indore recorded day temperature at 29.4 degree celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 12.6 degree celsius, Gwalior recorded day temperature at 30.6 degree celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 13.3 and Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 28.4 degree celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 11.5 degree celsius. 

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