Monsoon has been active over Madhya Pradesh for last many days, bringing good rain and thundershowers over many places. Particularly, South and East Madhya Pradesh have seen some heavy showers.
All thanks to the trough running through North Madhya Pradesh and a cyclonic circulation persisting over Jharkhand and Odisha. In span of 24 hours from 8:30 am on Sunday, Seoni recorded 15.2 mm of rain, Rewa 14.2 mm, Indore 11.8 mm, Jabalpur 7.2 mm, Satna 6.3 mm, Sagar 6.2 mm, Ujjain 2 mm, Guna 1.6 mm, and Bhopal 1.1.
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At present also, normal Monsoon conditions can be seen over the state. With this, rains will continue but with reduced intensity.
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According to Skymet Weather, the rain belt is shifting gradually towards north as the prevailing trough is also oscillating northwards. Presently, it is running from Northeast Rajasthan to Bay of Bengal across South Uttar Pradesh.
Thus, we expect moderate rains with one or two heavy spells over many parts of Madhya Pradesh, especially over West and Central for the next 24 hours. Thereafter, northern parts of Madhya Pradesh will also start recording rains for subsequent 24 hours.
We expect rains to reduce gradually after 48 hours. Due to significant decrease in rain activities, weather will become sultry and temperatures may rise gradually. But with lots of moisture available in atmosphere, on and off rains will continue but with reduced intensity.
As on June 2, West Madhya Pradesh is rain surplus by 6%, while East Madhya Pradesh is rain deficit by 5%.
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