Madhya Pradesh is witnessing abrupt pattern in the weather for the past four days, which is the main reason behind the heavy rains and hailstorm throughout the State.
The Met department has claimed that the pattern is likely to continue for the next couple of days.
Repetition of thundershowers which were received on Sunday was witnessed on Monday too.
However, the intensity of the rainfall was not same which was witnessed on Sunday.
Systems over Western Rajasthan and Southern Gujarat and Coastal regions of Maharashtra are making the weather conditions abrupt.
Bhopal received 3.3 mm of rainfall on Sunday but after the rainfall also the night temperature did not fall.
It is a cyclic pattern in which the rainfall induced
by the system in followed by humid conditions during the day and when the humidity increase it is followed by the local system which induces rains in the city, Met
officials stated.
Malajkhand, Seoni, Ashta and Icchawar received 1 cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours.
Financial capital of the state Indore seems to be attaining the normal weather conditions as the day temperature was recorded at 31 degree Celsius and Gwalior recorded day temperature 31.1 which was the highest day temperatures among the major cities.
Indore recorded day temperature at 28.2 degree Celsius which was 4 degree below the normal temperature and the night temperature was recorded at 17 degree Celsius.
Hailstorm was reported in Damoh district.
Northern region of the state are likely to receive hailstorm and rainfall in the next 24 hours.
The areas more likely to receive hailstorm are Gwalior, Chambal, Ujjain, Rewa, Sagar, Shahdol regions.