The spell of heavy rainfall which disrupted normal life at several places of the state in the past 24 hours would continue to pour heavily for the next two days.
After good rainfall on Saturday the state capital witnessed clear weather conditions on Sunday. The rainfall provided relief from weather conditions which turned harsh in the past one week.
Indore and Ujjain divisions recorded heavy rainfall while Bhopal, Jabalpur and Hoshangabad divisions recorded good rainfall in the past 24 hours. Met official told that the system over south east Rajasthan and adjacent Madhya Pradesh and Bay of Bengal has induced the abrupt weather changes in the past two days.
The effect of the system d faded as the systems have moved and heavy rainfall is likely in adjoining areas of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
In the month of September monsoon withdrawal is the trend which is normal but due to system formation the trend failed to start.
The highest amount of rainfall in the state was recorded in Badnagar at 14 cm while other regions which recorded good amount of rainfall were Jawra, Khacrod and Gandhwani at 13 cm, Sailana and Kasarwad at 12 cm, Depalpur at 12 cm, Manawar at 11 cm, Manawar, Dhar, Sardarpur and Nalchha at 10 cm, Neemuch, Gautampura, Badnawar and Mahidpur at 9 cm, Bhikangoan at 8 cm and Ratlam and Jawad at 7 cm.
Met department has issued warning of heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours in Ujjain, Chambal and Gwalior divisions and Alirajpur and Jhabua districts.