Madhya Pradesh Weather Update: Rain, Thunderstorms Likely Another Spell of Rain Likely Before Monsoon Withdrawal Next Week
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The southwest monsoon has entered its final phase in Madhya Pradesh and is expected to start withdrawing from the state in the last week of September. However, before its exit, the state may see another spell of heavy rain, with rain, thunderstorms and strong winds likely in several areas until September 21. Weather expected on Friday Rain: Bhopal, Raisen, Sehore,…
Madhya Pradesh anticipates another round of heavy rains before the monsoon retreats next week. The southwest monsoon has entered its final phase and is set to withdraw by the end of September. However, before it departs, the state might witness yet another spell of rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds until September 21.
According to meteorologists, monsoon activity is not yet over. A low-pressure system situated over Saurashtra and the northeast Arabian Sea, along with associated cyclonic circulation, is fueling moisture and contributing to rainfall in central India. This weather system is expected to affect different regions of Madhya Pradesh from September 18 to 21, with a potential new low-pressure area forming around September 19 evening.
As of now, the state has already received 842.1 mm of rainfall, which is 33.1 inches, or 88.9% of its seasonal normal. The eastern parts of Madhya Pradesh have seen slightly less rainfall than usual, while the western regions are experiencing a more significant deficit of about 11%. Over 33 lakh diyas were lit in Ujjain to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 76th birthday, setting a world record.
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