Heavy to very heavy rainfall would be witnessed in 26 districts in the next 48 hours claims warning issued by Met department on Tuesday; state capital received light showers in the early morning hours.
On Tuesday Umaria received highest rainfall at 5.6 cm in the state while Damoh recorded 4.3 cm of rainfall; state capital has recorded 1.5 cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours which brought down the day temperature to 27.5 degree Celsius. The difference in the day and night temperatures have reduced after good amount of heavy spells have been witnessed.
After the rainfall in the morning and afternoon weather conditions settled and rainfall faded away in the evening in the state capital.
The weather conditions have turned comforting still lull phase in which rains fade away are witnessed with hot and humid conditions.
In the state in the past 24 hours and during the day on Tuesday across all regions of the state good rainfall was witnessed. Most of the places in Jabalpur, Indore, Hoshangabad, Rewa and Bhopal divisions recorded rainfall.
The pattern of heavy rainfall continued as Jabalpur recorded the highest rainfall after incessant rains were witnessed in the past 24 hours. Rainfall was recorded at 18 cm in the region, Khandwa recorded 11 cm of rainfall, Tendukheda and Patan recorded 9 cm of rainfall, Bakshwaha recorded 8 cm of rainfall, Silwani, Begumganj, Tehli, Chattarpur, Katni, Damoh and Udaipura recorded 7 cm of rainfall, Indore, Harsud and Bhinakgaon recorded 6 cm of rainfall.