Heavy rain was witnessed in the afternoon on Sunday making the weather conditions pleasant and soothing. The rainfall was induced due to the presence of moisture and convective activities which would continue to remain the same for the next 4-5 days.
On Sunday partial clouding was present which poured in the afternoon for around an hour. The Met department has told that the temperatures would not change significantly as the changes are not going to impact the weather conditions in the absence of system. City recorded day temperature at 33.8 degree Celsius which was 5 degree Celsius above the normal temperature while the night temperature was recorded at 23.8 degree Celsius. Gwalior recorded day temperature at 37.7 degree Celsius and the night temperature was recorded at 27.4 degree Celsius.
Temperatures would witness a rise in the next 4-5 days as there is no system which would induce rainfall and make the weather pleasant.
Rainfall deficit is around 7 percent in the state while eastern part of the state has a rainfall deficit of 26 percent and western region of the state has an excess rainfall of 11 percent. Among the regions of the eastern part of the State which are the worst hit areas-Annuppur has a rainfall deficit of 42 percent, Katni has a rainfall deficit of 45 percent, Jabalpur has a rainfall deficit of 24 percent, Shahdol has a rainfall deficit of 46 percent and Panna has a rainfall deficit of 42 percent.
Western region of the State has received excess rainfall but few regions are still facing rainfall deficit. Betul and Morena has a rainfall deficit of 35 percent.