All claims of BMC were washed away in heavy spells witnessed in the past 24 hours after low lying areas were flooded with water and residents facing difficulties in managing their daily life in the State Capital.
The city recorded 2 cm of rainfall by 8 am on Sunday.
In the wee hours and early morning weekend of the citizens living in low lying areas in the State capital was spoiled as gushing water broke their sleep. All arrangements by BMC failed at the advent of the monsoon.
The residents and commuters of more than a dozen areas faced problems after the heavy downpour which started late in the night and continued till early morning hours.
Weatherman said that the system over Bay of Bengal would induce good rainfall in the next 3-4 days and state capital would witness heavy rainfall due to low pressure area induced over Bay of Bengal.
The state is witnessing rainfall and thundery activities and spell of heavy rainfall would continue as warning of heavy rainfall has been issued for fifteen districts in the next 24 hours.
It is expected that heavy rains are likely to lash Betul, Hoshangabad, Harda, Neemuch, Mandsaur, Dewas, Dhar, Khandwa, Khargone, Anuppur, Seoni, Mandla, Balaghat and Chhindwara districts in the next 24 hours as warning issued by Met department claims.
Temperatures have dipped to pleasing levels across the state.
The day temperature in state capital was recorded at 30 degree Celsius while night temperature was recorded at 22.4 degree Celsius.
On Sunday Guna recorded 3.7 cm of rainfall, Damoh recorded 2.8 cm of rainfall, Ujjain recorded 1.7 cm of rainfall, Indore recorded 1.3 cm of rainfall.
In the past 24 hours Raisen recorded 12 cm of rainfall, Begumganj recorded 10 cm of rainfall, Shajapur, Burhanpur, Depalpur recorded 6 cm of rainfall, Dhar and Badnagar recorded 5 cm of rainfall.