After abrupt rainfall and hail storms at several places weather has started to attain normal pattern in the past two days and nothing significant would be witnessed in the next two days.
In the past 24 hours none of the regions in the state had witnessed rainfall and thundery activities and dry weather conditions prevailed.
Except Gwalior division which recorded day temperature below normal temperature other regions recorded day temperatures around normal temperatures. As the day temperatures have soared State capital recorded day temperature at 34.7 degree Celsius which was 2 degree Celsius below the normal temperature on Friday.
The highest day temperature was recorded at Khargone at 43.2 degree Celsius. Khandwa recorded day temperature at 39.2 degree Celsius. Narsinghpur recorded day temperature at 38 degree Celsius.
Among the nearby regions Hoshanagabad and Raisen recorded day temperature at 38.5 and 36.4 degree Celsius.
The Met official told that due to the north and northwest winds in the north plains, due to the development of an anti cyclone pattern at in southwest Rajasthan and from northern Odisha to northern Madhya Pradesh the dry weather conditions would prevail from April 3 to 7.
The weather in Madhya Pradesh is expected to remain dry till April 15.
There is a less possibility of significant changes in maximum temperatures in the state during the next 3-4 days.
There is possibility of rainfall activities in Western Himalayas, Eastern and Northeast India during April 9 to 11 which would induce a dip of day temperatures by 1-2 degree Celsius.