Incessant heavy rains since late Saturday night in the state capital disrupted normal life. Bhopal recorded 3.5 cm of rainfall during the day on Sunday.
Very heavy to extreme rainfall would be continued in the state according to alert issued by Met on Sunday.
Bhopal, Ujjain and Gwalior divisions are likely to witness very heavy to extreme rainfall.
The Rewa, Narmadapuram and Chambal divisions and Dindori, Annuppur, Shahdol, Umaria, Katni, Seoni, Balaghat, Mandla districta would witness heavy to very heavy rainfall.
Formation of a new depression is not very likely during the next 120 hours.
Western extremity of Monsoon Trough is still continuing at sea level along Himalayan foothills while its east end is south of normalcy.
The western end of the Monsoon Trough is moving along the Himalayan foothills at mean sea level and its eastern end now lies over Bareilly, Kanpur, Northwest Chhattisgarh and adjoining Northeast Madhya Pradesh, Digha and eastwards. towards North East passing through the Bay of Bengal.
In the next 24 hours there is possibility of light and moderate rain and thunderstorm with lightning and thunder at many places in eastern Madhya Pradesh.
On Sunday heavy rainfall was recorded in Jabalpur at 12.22 cm, Guna 8 cm, Bhopal 7 cm, Sagar 6.2 cm, Khajuraho 4.2 cm, Narsinghpur recorded 7.3 cm and Umaria 2.8 cm.
Very heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places with light and moderate rainfall is likely at many places over West Madhya Pradesh in the 48 hours.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall with thunderstorm accompanied by lightning and thunder was at many places over East Madhya Pradesh.