Bhopal: A series of rains has been going on in the last few days in many districts of Madhya Pradesh. However, due to continuous moisture in the atmosphere, the intermittent rainy procession has started at various places in the state. In the same episode on Friday, 48 mm in Chhindwara, 36 in Dhar, 13 in Malajkhand, 6 in Mandla, 2 in Hoshangabad, 1.2 mm in Khajuraho. It has rained. Showers have been seen at some places in the capital.
According to meteorologists, only after a system is formed in the Bay of Bengal, the process of continuous rain has started. In this regard, Senior Meteorologist Ajay Shukla of the Meteorological Center has told that at present the Monsoon trough is passing through Gwalior, Satna, Ambikapur. There is an upper air cyclone over South Gujarat. Due to its influence, it is raining in the Malwa region of the state. An upper air cyclone is also formed over eastern UP. A trough is running through this system up to Vidarbha, which is passing through eastern MP. There is an upper air cyclone over the coastal region of Odisha. A cyclone is also present in the central Arabian Sea. Due to this, a series of continuous moisture has been formed in the atmosphere. Due to this, there are intermittent showers in different places of the state. According to meteorologist Ajay Shukla, only after the formation of low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea, continuous rain will start in the state.
In many places in the Malwa-Nimar region, there has been rain with thunderstorms on Friday. Due to this, the rivers and streams came on the rise and people have been crossing the culvert after putting their lives at risk. Tin sheds in Mandsaur district flew and trees also fell. People have been troubled by waterlogging.
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