After a prolonged dry period, many parts of Madhya Pradesh are receiving rain and thundershower activities. Thus, in the wake of rains, heat wave conditions have abated from few parts of Madhya Pradesh and is likely to abate from rest places today. And the good news is that it is not likely to make a comeback till April 18.
All thanks to a trough extending from West Rajasthan up to North Madhya Pradesh. Another trough is seen running from the eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh to Karnataka across East Madhya Pradesh.
The combined effect of both these weather systems is expected to lash most parts of Madhya Pradesh with fairly widespread rain and thundershower activities.
In fact, we can say that both eastern and western parts of the state are expected to witness first good spell of Pre-Monsoon rains. These weather activities will mostly be light to moderate in intensity, but few heavy spells cannot be ruled out.
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Hailstorm storm activity along with strong surface winds of about 50 kmph gusting up to 60 kmph are expected over many parts of Madhya Pradesh.
Even though rains will be widespread on Tuesday but by Wednesday weather activities will start receding from few parts of the state. Rains will start vacating places like Indore, Bhopal, Ujjain and Ratlam.
Meanwhile, places like Gwalior, Morena, Sidhi, Satna, Rewa, Jabalpur, Damoh and Mandla will continue to witness rain and thundershowers till April 17.
Crop damage is likely in parts of the state as hailstorm and strong winds may lead to crop logging. Further, from April 18, weather conditions will start clearing from the entire state of Madhya Pradesh.
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