Spell of heavy rainfall is witnessed across the State. The pattern of heavy rainfall would intensify in the next two days, said weatherman.
Met department issued warning of heavy rainfall at several places in the state. Around 39 districts are likely to witness heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours. The systems are active and would induce heavy rainfall in the next two days.
After two days state capital is likely to receive relief from the heavy rainfall as the system would move forward.
In the season state capital has received 880.6 mm of rainfall which is 247.2 above normal average rainfall in the season.
State capital recorded 1.26 cm of rainfall during the day on Thursday and heavy rainfall is likely to be witnessed in the next 2-3 days.
On Thursday during the day heavy rainfall has been recorded at several places across the state.
The regions which recorded heavy rainfall in mm are Dhar 80, Khargone 76, Khandwa 61, Pachmari 59, Shajapur 66, Mandla 68, Seoni 35, Malanjkhand 25, Betul 22, Tikamgarh 13, Sagar 17, Raisen 24.
The temperatures have dipped to soothing level and cold conditions are witnessed in the night and early morning hours in the state capital.
Ashok Nagar recorded the highest rainfall in the past 24 hours at 19 cm while Malajkhand, Sonkutch, Sardarpur, Khandwa recorded 14 cm, Tarana recorded 13 cm, Khaknaar, Guna, Petlawaad, Khargone, Mungawali, Jabalpur recorded 11 cm, Pachmari and Chindwara recorded 10 cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours.