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Your temperature lowers while you are ovulating or preparing to ovulate. Therefore once the egg is released your temperature will rise. If you do not conceive, it will fall again as you get your period and you prepare to ovulate. Therefore your daily temperature will not tell you if you have conceived, only that you have finished ovulating.
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