Active systems are less likely to provide relief from the harsh heavy and incessant rainfall for the next one week and only after September 19 the spell of heavy rainfall would fade away.
More than 30 districts are likely to receive heavy rainfall according to the warning issued by Met department.
In the next 24 hours Rewa, Satna, Sidhi, Neemuch, Mandsaur are likely to receive heavy rainfall.
State Capital recorded 4 cm of rainfall till Thursday evening. During the day clear sky and sun shine was witnessed which remained for little time and later it poured heavily.
Weatherman said that low pressure area is formed over Northeast Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southeastern Uttar Pradesh and the cyclonic circulation associated with this low pressure area.
Monsoon trough from Anuppgarh, Alwar, Gwalior, Northeast Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southeastern Uttar Pradesh to Daltonganj, Berhampur and Southeast Bay to the Bay of Bengal. Cyclonic transmission associated with a low pressure area located over southwestern Madhya Pradesh to Himalayan West Bengal, northeast Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southeastern Uttar Pradesh and under the influence of the above weather systems, heavy to very heavy rainfall with rainfall from many places in most places in western Madhya Pradesh during the next 24 hours.
North Madhya Pradesh and adjoining South West Uttar Pradesh and under the influence of low pressure area would induce heavy to very heavy rainfall at most places from most places in Madhya Pradesh on most days during September 13 to 18, 2019.
The relief would come according to the forecast from 19 to 25 September 2019 as rainfall activity is likely to decrease in most parts of the state.