Indore: Low pressure in the Bay of Bengal is likely to cause rain in Indore and Bhopal for the next 24 hours, though light rain is expected thereafter. Heavy rain is expected in Gwalior and Rewa divisions for the next 3 days. Recently, meteorologist JD Mishra has said that the monsoon will be slightly weaker in other parts of the state but the water will continue to fall due to the system being constructed on July 27. At the same time, let us tell you that the monsoon is fully active in eastern Madhya Pradesh. Due to this, it is raining well and the same rain will continue.

At the same time, light rain will continue to occur in central and western Madhya Pradesh. Similarly, it is being said that the situation is expected to continue on 25th and 26th. At present, the low-pressure area is more effective and is situated near the Odisha-Bengal coast. It is an active cyclonic activity spread over an altitude of about 5.8 km above sea level.

The monsoon trough extends from a low-pressure area to the east-central Bay of Bengal in the bay of Bengal via Anupgarh, Sawai Madhavpur, Jhansi, Rewa, Ambikapur, Chaibasa. Talking about Madhya Pradesh, the rainfall quota seems to be returning to normal due to the monsoon which became active here after about 22 days but it is still 16% less than normal. The MET department, on the other hand, is treating it as normal rain. In fact, Madhya Pradesh was supposed to fall by 345 mm by July 23, but 290 mm of water has diminished.

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