After rainfall for the past couple of days rainfall has stalled in Madhya Pradesh, this is the second time in the season in which the pattern emerged.
Earlier, there was a lull phase from August 5 to 17. According to meteorologists, there is no forecast of heavy rains in Madhya Pradesh till September 5-6. Light drizzle or local system activity may occur at some places. Due to the lack of heavy rains, the figure of normal rainfall may slip.
At present, the overall rainfall figure in the state is 8 percent less. An average of 26 inches of rain has been received, whereas till now it should have rained 28.30 inches. Due to lack of heavy rains in August, the figures are continuously declining. Due to the break of the monsoon for about 10 days, the figure will further decline.
IMD Bhopal told that a cyclonic circulation was active over South Uttar Pradesh. The monsoon trough line was passing through this. Now this system has weakened and is around North Chhattisgarh. It does not have much effect on Madhya Pradesh. Due to this, the weather is becoming dry at most places in the state.
However, in Gwalior, Chambal, Rewa, Sagar and Shahdol divisions, there may be drizzle or light moderate rain with thunderstorms at some places. The weather will remain dry from September 5 - 6. Due to the local system, there may be drizzle at some places.
This is the second half of the monsoon. In a day or two, the trough line will shift towards the Himalayas. Due to this, there will be a situation like monsoon break in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra of central India.
Light drizzle continued and light rain occurred at isolated places in Rewa, Sagar and Shahdol divisions and adjoining districts. It rained in Bhopal in the morning. It rained in Narmadapuram as well. Drizzle continued in Indore, Jabalpur and Ujjain divisions as well.