Entire Madhya Pradesh, including Bhopal would receive less rainfall in the next 4-5 days in the present weather conditions which would not induce good rainfall.
Met department has claimed that the predictions of good rainfall from August 2m seems fading as the cyclone ‘Komen’ would not affect the state in the next 3-4 days as its movement is towards Uttar Pradesh and Himalayan region which has dampened the chances of rainfall in the state.
A system over Bay of Bengal has formed and is active over West Bengal and Bangladesh and movement would be confirmed after two days.
At present the system seems to move towards Uttar Pradesh and if the system moves towards the state good rainfall would be induced.
light rainfall would be witnessed across the state. Rainless conditions have raised the temperatures across the state to normal levels.
Spells of heavy rainfall were not witnessed for the past two days providing relief from the continuous rainfall but the temperatures rose due to the sun shine witnessed on Thursday and on Friday sun shine was not witnessed but increased temperature was witnessed.
The day temperature which was witnessed at 26.8 degree Celsius on Wednesday rose to 30.3 degree Celsius on Thursday and slight decrease was witnessed on Friday at 29.8 degree Celsius.
City recorded night temperature at 23.3 degree Celsius on Friday.
Among the major cities Gwalior and Jabalpur recorded day temperature above 30 degree Celsius on Friday. The night temperatures were also recorded around 25 degree Celsius.