The State capital received the highest rainfall of the season in the last 24 hours which was recorded at 121 mm, while Bairagarh (Outskirts of Bhopal) recorded similar amount of rainfall.
According to the Meteorology officials, the system has moved over the State and has become less active over South-West Madhya Pradesh which will provide relief in Bhopal, Indore and Hoshangabad regions but in the next 24 hours warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall in these regions has been issued.
Hoshangabad received 9 cm of rainfall on Friday and the region witnessed intermittent rainfall which continued late in the evening on Friday. On Friday the region also received heavy amount of rainfall, told Met officials.
The Met department issued warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall in the whole State 3 days ago and maintained the same but as the system has weaken after the next 24 hours relief from the harsh weather condition is possible. Initially the warning was issued for 72 hours of rainfall which might vary from heavy to very heavy rainfall.
In the last 24 hours Pachmarhi received 25 mm of rainfall, Betul received 23 mm of rainfall, Multai received 21 mm of rainfall; Raisen and Budni received 13 cm of rainfall; Gadarwara,Seoni, Nasrullahganj and Bhopal received 12 mm rains and Vidisha received 10 mm rains.
Due to increased activity of monsoon over Jabalpur, Sagar, Hoshangabad, Bhopal and Indore divisions received heavy rainfall in the last 24 hours due to which the Ujjain division has received less rainfall due to less active monsoon.