Intel i5-3230M normal temperature

HI everyone,
after three weeks of using my new pc HP 15-e059ek i have noticed an increasing of temperature wich is represented by an image below :
http://imgur.com/LbOGuEQ
the first week after bying the pc the temperature was around 33 degres then the second week it was around 36-37 then the third week its 42 degres, so my question is : it is really normal to have this progression of temperature especially the laptop is new ? and what is normal temperature for this kind of processor.
BTW diode PCH :65 degres is it normal also ?
Thanks for your help.

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It is getting hot!!!
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Nonoperating -20°C to 60°C -4°F to 140°F
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