The effect of cyclone Hudhud would be witnessed in Madhya Pradesh in the next couple of days. Particularly western region including Jabalpur, Shahdol and Hoshangabad district areas would receive heavy rains at isolated places.
Effects of cyclone Hudhud has been witnessed in the state. In the city changed weather conditions were witnessed from Monday morning. It rained in Jabalpur and Satna regions on Monday.
Met department has issued warning of heavy rainfall in the morning on October 15 in Jabalpur, Shahdol and Hoshangabad regions.
Intensity of the cyclone Hudhud developed over Bay of Bengal has decreased but its effect would be witnessed. The intensity of the system would decrease in the next 12 hours. Farmers of the state are concerned over the warning of heavy rains in few regions.
The State Government has issued orders to the district administrations to prepare for any kind of emergency developed by heavy rains due to cyclone Hudhud. On Monday the orders which were issued two days ago were reissued to the district administrations.
District administration of Jabalpur, Rewa and Shahdol divisions have been instructed to prepare for any kind of emergency.
Special focus should be made to provide security and shelter to people residing at near rivers, drains and low lying residential areas. Based on the information provided by the Met department of Central government Principal Secretary Revenue and Relief Commissioner has issued orders to remain alert in the next 2-3 days.
Necessary precautions to handle situations developed during heavy rains should be taken. Jabalpur received 12 cm of rainfall while Satna received 22 cm of rainfall.
Highest temperature was recorded in Dhar and Khargone at 36 degree Celsius. East MP region and adjoining areas of Chhattisgarh would be witnessing the effects of the cyclone Hudhud.
City witnessed strong winds, cloud cover and light shower but the weather changes in the city was a local system development and were not the effects of cyclone Huhud. Temperature change were witnessed but were not significant. The temperatures would change steeply in the last week of the month, said Met officials.