Rainy season would end with less rainfall as there are least chances of heavy rainfall in the next few days which are the last days of the season, told the Met officials.
City received heavy rainfall on Wednesday but it did not rain on Thursday. The rainfall witnessed across the city is due to ‘local development’ in which heavy spells are witnessed after heating in different areas, told Met officials.
The month of September which is the last month of the rainy season has not witnessed good rainfall in the first half of the month and the systems which are active would not be able to impact the rainfall in the State.
Madhya Pradesh has received good amount of rainfall due to the moisture incursion from Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. The State is still receiving moisture from Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal but in the lack of any active system rainfall is not induced.
A system over coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha is developed and would induce rainfall in the state.
Day temperatures among the major cities were witnessed above 30 degree Celsius while the highest day temperature was witnessed in Gwalior at 35.4 degree Celsius.
The day temperatures would be witnessed around 33 degree celsius while the night temperatures would be witnessed around 23 degree Celsius.
In the past 24 hours Khirkhiya received 4 cm of rainfall, Shajapur and Timarni received 3 cm of rainfall, Harsud, Dewas, Narsinghpur and Nasrullahganj received 2 cm of rainfall.
On Thursday Hoshangabad received 15 mm of rainfall while Pachmarhi received rainfall which was negligible.