Heavy rains make a return to MP

After a lull of around two weeks, the monsoon again became active in the State Capital and other parts of Madhya Pradesh. It rained heavily on Thursday and Friday. Met officials claimed that the similar pattern would continue in the coming few days and the State would receive a good amount of 

rainfall.

The inactive period of monsoon which was witnessed for the past two weeks has faded and rainfall at several areas has been witnessed.After the rainless period, the Met department has issued warning of heavy rainfall in Shahdol division and Balaghat, Mandla, Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Raisen, Sagar and Damoh regions in the next 48 hours.

The Met department said that low pressure area over Bay of Bengal, costal Odisha and adjoining regions has induced the rainfall which would bring rainfall in several parts of the state but the state capital would witness rainfall till Saturday afternoon which would later fade away.  The system movement is towards state and the activities would increase in the next 2-3 days. The eastern region of the state would witness heavy rainfall under the effect of the system.

 The good amount of rainfall in the next 2-3 days would fill the quota of most of the districts in the state.The city witnessed cloud cover in the morning which poured in the afternoon and made the weather conditions more hot and humid. The evening was little soothing and by the advent of the night weather conditions turned pleasant.

 The city is likely to receive light showers in the morning and during evening.In the past 24 hours Udaipura received 9 cm of rainfall, Bareli received 7 cm of rainfall, Damoh received 5 cm of rainfall, Chhattarpur, Rehli, Narsinghpur, Gadarwada received 4 cm of rainfall, Budni received 3 cm of rainfall.

The state capital has received 922 mm of rainfall in the season which is 88 mm more than the normal. The city has received the quota of rainfall for the year and still there are quite a lot of days left in the season.