Madhya Pradesh Weather Update: Monsoon Ends In Four Days; State Records 95.4% Rainfall, Indore Division Still Lags
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Madhya Pradesh has received around 35.6 inches of rainfall so far this monsoon, which is 95.4% of the seasonal average. With only four days left in the monsoon season, the state is likely to fall short of the normal rainfall mark in several districts. The normal rainfall range is considered to be between 96% and 104% of the average seasonal rainfall. According to the…
Madhya Pradesh has experienced an intense monsoon season, receiving an impressive 35.6 inches of rainfall so far, representing 95.4% of the seasonal average. As the monsoon season draws to a close on September 30, the state is expected to fall short of the normal rainfall range, which is between 96% and 104% of the average rainfall.
Only four districts have managed to meet the normal rainfall quota, while the majority of districts are still below their full rainfall requirements. The Indore division is particularly affected, with rainfall levels significantly lower than the state average. With the monsoon season ending soon, the likelihood of heavy rainfall is slim, and around half of the districts may fail to achieve their seasonal rainfall goals.
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