Monsoon has covered almost entire Madhya Pradesh and only a small pocket of North Madhya Pradesh is still waiting for the onset of Monsoon.
As per Skymet Weather, West Madhya Pradesh has received rains at par in comparison to its normal rainfall as on June 28. While on the same date, East Madhya Pradesh was still way behind its normal rainfall with a deficiency of 22 percent.
It can be said that Monsoon will remain active over both East and West Madhya Pradesh for at least another 5 to 6 days.
During last 24 hours from 08:30 am on Tuesday, rainfall recorded in most parts of Madhya Pradesh can be seen in the table below:
A low-pressure area which has developed over Vidarbha and adjoining areas will move in a northwest direction and will give widespread showers over most parts of Madhya Pradesh.
A cyclonic circulation is also seen forming over West Central Arabian Sea. This cyclonic circulation is expected to intensify into a low pressure area that will again move in a northwest direction which would affect Telangana, Vidarbha and central and eastern parts of Madhya Pradesh.
Though June will end on a slightly deficient note for rest of the state but for West Madhya Pradesh, June will conclude in surplus. However, July is being considered to be a much better month in terms of rainfall for the state. Monsoon prediction for Madhya Pradesh for July is expected to be above normal.
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Please note: Any information picked up from here must be attributed to skymetweather.com
