MP Weather Update: Heavy Rain Spell To End, Monsoon Withdrawal Likely From Wednesday
Madhya Pradesh Weather Update: The Meteorological Centre has predicted a break from heavy rainfall in Madhya Pradesh, with no active monsoon system likely to affect the state for the next four days. As a result, several parts of the state, especially Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain and Gwalior divisions, are expected to witness brighter skies and increased sunshine. The withdrawal of the Southwest Monsoon…
Madhya Pradesh is set to experience a break from heavy rainfall, with the monsoon withdrawal likely to begin between Wednesday and Thursday, according to the Meteorological Centre. The state, including regions like Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain, and Gwalior, will witness brighter skies and increased sunshine in the coming days. The monsoon has already started retreating from parts of Rajasthan and Punjab, with the withdrawal line having reached western Madhya Pradesh.
The Ujjain and Gwalior divisions are expected to see the first signs of monsoon withdrawal. While cloudy weather with chances of light rain or drizzle may persist in some districts on Tuesday, sunny conditions are projected to expand across the state from Wednesday onwards, with most regions expected to enjoy clearer weather until October 2.
Currently, rainfall in several districts remains below normal, with deficits ranging from 2% to 20%. However, areas in western Madhya Pradesh have received significantly less rainfall, up to 51% less than the average.
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