On Thursday, Bhopal recorded 34 degrees Celsius maximum and minimum at 15 degrees Celsius temperature. Wind velocity was at 12 km per hour. Lowest temperature was recorded at Malanjkhand which was 11 degrees Celsius. Due to no moisture in the atmosphere, the weather remained dry. At the same time, the trend of winds also remained variable. Due to this, maximum and minimum temperatures are increasing in most areas of the State, including the Bhopal. This has increased temperature.

 

The effect of heat is also visible at night as well now. According to meteorologists, weather patterns are likely to remain the same for three to four days. Currently, no weather system is active in Madhya Pradesh. At the same time, the wind is also moving towards north-east. Due to this, day and night temperatures are increasing. Khargone recorded the highest temperature of 36.9 degree Celsius in the State.

 

On Thursday, the heat is expected to be harsh. However, there is a western disturbance which is currently active in Pakistan and adjoining North India. An induced cyclone is over North Pakistan due to the impact of this trough system present and the trend of wind is constantly changing. The wind direction is sometimes being southern or sometimes north-east. Moisture is also not present in the atmosphere. This makes the weather completely dry and because of this, the process of increasing the temperature continues. The rise in temperature is expected to continue for next two days. The minimum temperature may also increase but some coolness will also be felt as the wind turns north during the night.