The spell of heavy rains has faded away and moderate rainfall was witnessed during the day on Monday in the State and the State Capital.
Under the current weather conditions, air traffic was affected due to zero visibility in the morning hours and made two Air India flights to hover around for half an hour and delayed landing.
Gwalior continued to receive highest rainfall in the State for the second day and recorded the highest rainfall at 11 cm which was the highest in the State. On Sunday Gwalior recorded 108 mm of rainfall.
Manawar recorded 10 cm of rainfall, Gandhwani recorded 9 cm of rainfall, Raisen recorded 8 cm of rainfall, Mhow and Naalcha recorded 7 cm of rainfall, Sailana recorded 6 cm of rainfall, Badnagar, Bhander, Sonkutch, Ratlam, Biaora, Indore and Panna recorded 5 cm of rainfall each.
Most of the places in Indore, Ujjain and Hoshangabad divisions witnessed rainfall while several places in Rewa, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Sagar and Hoshangabad divisions.
The weather conditions would prevail for the next 48 hours and later normal pattern is likely to be witnessed. Warning of heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours has been issued for Indore, Ujjain and Hoshangabad divisions. In the next two days rainfall activities would increase in east Madhya Pradesh region.
City recorded day temperature at 31.4 degree Celsius and night temperature at 23.4 degree Celsius. Among major cities Gwalior recorded day temperature at 31.4 degree Celsius and night temperature at 24 degree Celsius, Indore recorded day temperature at 30 degree Celsius and Jabalpur recorded day temperature at 31.2 degree Celsius.