State capital recorded heavy rainfall for second consecutive day; continuous rainfall was witnessed in state capital and state in the past 24 hours.
Guna recorded 13 cm of rainfall while Gwalior recorded 8 cm, Sheopur Kalan 6 cm, Raisen and Tikamgarh recorded over 4 cm of rainfall which was recorded in the past 24 hours. On Tuesday, Sheopur recorded 6.4 cm, Satna 3.3 of rainfall and Bhopal 22 cm of rainfall.
During the next 24 hours, isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated heavy falls at most places over northwest Madhya Pradesh is likely to be witnessed and would be followed by decrease in rainfall activities. Regions of west Madhya Pradesh rain activities are likely to increase again after 72 hours.
The period July 29 to 31, there is a possibility of heavy rainfall at isolated places with increasing rainfall activities over East Madhya Pradesh and at most places.
A low pressure area has formed over North Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas and a cyclonic circulation persists. It is very likely that this weather system will become well marked during next 24 hours and gradually move westwards across West Bengal and Jharkhand during subsequent 48 hours.
Monsoon remained active over West Madhya Pradesh during last 24 hours. Most places in the districts of Hoshangabad, Bhopal, Ujjain, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Chambal and Gwalior divisions recorded rainfall at many places in the districts of Indore, Sagar and Rewa divisions.
Very heavy rainfall at many places in Guna district, very heavy rainfall at isolated places in Sheopur district, heavy rainfall at isolated places in Ashoknagar district, heavy rainfall at few places in Vidisha district, heavy rainfall at many places in Mandsaur district and Rajgarh Heavy rainfall was recorded at some places in the district.