Monsoon Revival In MP: Heavy Rain Floods Ratlam Roads, Revives Crops In Pansemal & Bagh
Ratlam (Madhya Pradesh): The weather changed on Sunday afternoon as dark clouds covered the sky and heavy rain lashed the city for nearly an hour. Thunder and lightning also accompanied the spell. The intense rainfall flooded several roads and streets in the city, causing temporary waterlogging. The rain also brought relief from the humid conditions prevailing ahead of Ganesh Utsav. According to…
Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh experienced heavy rainfall on Sunday afternoon, accompanied by thunder and lightning. The intense downpour led to temporary waterlogging on several roads and streets. According to the Meteorological Department, Ratlam district received an average rainfall of 0.21 inches on Saturday, with Sailana recording the highest at 0.63 inches. Piploda reported 0.16 inches, while Ratlam itself recorded 0.16 inches and Bajna registered 0.20 inches. No rainfall was observed in Alot, Jaora, and Tal.
Since June 1, Ratlam district has recorded an average cumulative rainfall of 20.28 inches, with Ratlam receiving the highest at 26.30 inches. However, the current rainfall remains below last year's 47.17 inches and the normal rainfall of 36.15 inches. In Pansemal, continuous rain since Friday night has surpassed the 300 mm mark, providing much-needed relief to farmers who had been awaiting adequate rain for an extended period.
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