The extreme weather conditions are likely to worsen as heavy to very rainfall would be witnessed in more than 20 districts of the State warned Met official in the next 24 hours.
The intensity of increased rainfall would be witnessed in Chhatarpur, Tikamgarh, Panna, Sagar, Damoh, Guna, Gwalior, Datia, Ashok Nagar, Shivpuri, Bhind, Morena, Sheopur,Satna, Rewa, Singrauli, Sidhi Rajgarh, Agar, Neemuch and Mandsaur. The range of rainfall could be in the range of 64.5mm to 204.4 mm.
After good spell of rainfall witnessed for the past 5-6 days the rainfall deficit districts have reduced to 10 which was more than 20 earlier. The number of districts with excessive rainfall is six till September 6 as per the latest data shared by Met department.
Pichore recorded the highest rainfall at 9 cm in the past 24 hours while Bhander recorded 7 cm of rainfall, Panna, Nowgong, Morena each recorded 4 cm of rainfall.
The three divisions Gwalior, Chambal and Sagar recorded good rainfall at most of the places while several places in Jabalpur and Hoshangabad divisions recorded rainfall the past 24 hours.
The difference between day and night temperatures has decreased after the spell of rainfall witnessed in the state capital and the trend prevailed across the state.
The day and night temperatures were recorded in the range of 28 degree Celsius and 23 degree Celsius respectively in the state capital.
Met department officials said that factors affecting the weather of the state are monsoon trough Bathinda, Hisar Aligarh, Sultanpur, Nawada, Purialia from Midnapore to Bay of Bengal, upper central part of south Uttar Pradesh and its northern Uttar Pradesh, a cyclone over north eastern Jharkhand.
The area of low pressure is likely to be formed in the Bay of Bengal around 6 September. South Rajasthan and adjoining Gujarat has a cyclonic wind system.