August 8th 2023.
The weather conditions in Madhya Pradesh are expected to remain dry for the next five days. A new weather system that was previously active has weakened and moved towards the East, leading to a decrease in rainfall in the state.
The past week of August saw heavy rainfall in the eastern parts of Madhya Pradesh due to active monsoon conditions. This led to several rivers, including the Narmada, swelling up and some districts facing flood-like situations. Since June 1, the state has received 9% more rainfall than usual, with the western part experiencing 6% above average rainfall and the eastern part experiencing 12% above average rainfall.
The average rainfall expected by this time is 21 inches, but the state has already received approximately 22.90 inches of rainfall. As for specific cities, Bhopal is not under any heavy rain alert and is likely to witness overcast skies. In Indore, there may be some light showers but no heavy rainfall is expected. Gwalior is expected to have clear weather without any rainfall. Jabalpur may experience scattered showers and possible light to moderate rainfall. Ujjain is likely to experience fair weather with no significant rainfall expected.
Overall, there will be no heavy rain till August 10 in Madhya Pradesh. However, temperatures are likely to rise by 2 to 3 degrees during the day and 1 to 2 degrees during the night. There might also be some light rainfall in certain districts, which is not expected to cause any disruption.
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