44 Mm Rain Takes Season’s Tally To 23 Inches In MP’s Ujjain
UJJAIN (Madhya Pradesh): Rain which began at around 11:45 pm on Sunday continued until Monday evening. Intermittent showers caused inconvenience to people across the city. Several roads in Ujjain are currently being widened, making movement particularly difficult at these locations. The rain also led to traffic congestion on several roads. According to the Government Jiwaji Observatory, Ujjain…
Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh witnessed a 44 mm rainfall over the past 24 hours, which brought the season's total to an impressive 23 inches. The rain, which began around 11:45 pm on Sunday, continued intermittently until Monday evening, causing inconvenience to residents as several roads were affected. Traffic congestion was reported on various roads due to the erratic weather conditions.
The Government Jiwaji Observatory in Ujjain recorded the rainfall, noting that the humidity levels were high, with 95% in the morning and 93% in the evening. The city was shrouded in clouds, but residents remained hopeful for more substantial showers. The temperature variation between day and night was minimal, only 1.2°C. Despite the rain, devotees visiting Mahakaleshwar Temple on the second Monday of Shravan continued their rituals without any hindrance.
The average rainfall for the district during this period was 13.9 mm, with Tarana tehsil receiving the highest amount of 46.0 mm. Overall, the district's cumulative rainfall from June 1, 2026, to date stands at 412.0 mm, surpassing the average of 358.4 mm recorded for the same period last year.
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