Under the influence of an offshore trough at mean sea level from south Gujarat coast to north Kerala coast, cyclonic circulation over east central Arabian Sea off Maharashtra coast and due to westerly westerly winds along the west coast in the levels, there is a possibility of rain or thundershower at some places over some parts of Southwest Madhya Pradesh during June 27 to 29.
Under the influence of low level easterly winds, there is a possibility of rain or thundershower at some places in Madhya Pradesh during the next 5 days and heavy rain at some places in East Madhya Pradesh during 27 to 29 days.
The maximum temperature is likely to rise by about 2 to 3 degree Celsius and fall by 4 degree Celsius thereafter over most parts of Northwest Madhya Pradesh during the next two days.
The state capital witnessed hot and humid conditions on Saturday. It rained in some places in Indore on Friday, in Bhopal people witnessed humidity.
For the next three days, only Narmadapuram, Jabalpur and Indore will have isolated thunderstorms. Apart from this, there is no chance of rain across the state. From June 26, activity in the Bay of Bengal will increase. After which the second round of rain is expected to start from June 27. Monsoon may set in Madhya Pradesh from 28 to 29 June.
Met said the monsoon is going on time. However, monsoon is late in Ujjain. It's almost a week behind. Apart from this, the monsoon condition in Madhya Pradesh is timely. There will be clouds in the state for 3 days, but there is less chance of rain.
Along with cyclonic activities over central-east Arabian Sea, cyclonic activity is also active over southeast Uttar Pradesh.
It rained heavily in the third week of June, but the heat has started increasing once again. Due to the break of two days of monsoon, now the heat and humidity have started troubling the people in the state.