After several spells of heavy rainfall across the State, the State capital is witnessing drizzling for the past two days in the city. As the drizzling too stopped for long durations on Saturday, it is expected that the present spell of rains would stop completely.
Temperatures dipped due to the continuous rainfall which was slow but steady across the city. The changed weather conditions are prevalent and hot weather has vanished completely.
A lull phase in the rainfall was witnessed in the past 24 hours across the state. The highest rainfall which was witnessed was 3 cm in the past 24 hours in Dhar and few other regions. Mandsaur and Dewas received 2 cm of rainfall in the past 24 hours while several regions witnessed 1 cm of rainfall.
In the next 24 hours rainfall and thundershower at isolated places would be witnessed. The city received 6.3 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours. The day temperature was recorded at 24.8 degree celsius while the night temperature was recorded at 22 degree celsius.
On Saturday city received 1.6 mm of rainfall and Bairagarh received 1.6 mm
of rainfall.
Highest rainfall was witnessed at Sheopur and Betul at 3 cm, Shajapur received 6 mm while Seoni received 5 mm of rainfall were among the areas which received highest rainfall on Saturday.
An Upper Air Cyclonic Circulation over Northern Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas in the next 24 hours would bring rains in eastern region of the state and later the western region would receive rains.
Met department officials told that rainfall activities would increase in the eastern parts of the State.
Rainfall would be witnessed less in the next week and by the end of the week the active system would increase the rainfall activities across the State.
The pattern of light shower and drizzle would continue for the next 4-5 days and the weather conditions would change after this less active period.
At present no active system was visible due to which the rainfall has faded away and light showers for brief period are witnessed.