Bhopal: The southwest monsoon has moved a bit further in Madhya Pradesh. On Tuesday, the monsoon has entered Indore, Bhopal's southern region and Raisen. However, due to no powerful weather system in place at present, chances of good rain for three days are being said. A low-pressure area is going to form in the Bay of Bengal on 19 June. Due to its effect, the activities of rainfall are going to increase after 20 June. On Tuesday, 7 in Raisen, 4.8 in Bhopal city, 3.4 mm in Bhopal airport. It rained Light drizzle has occurred in Shajapur.

According to the spokesperson of the Meteorological Center, the monsoon has entered some parts of western Madhya Pradesh and most parts of northern Madhya Pradesh and some other parts of northern Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday. The northern boundary of monsoon is passing through Kandla, Ahmedabad, Indore, the southern part of Bhopal, Raisen, Khajuraho, Fatehpur and Bahraich. Meteorologist PK Saha told this time that the monsoon has entered the southern part of the capital. However, due to the absence of any powerful weather system, fast and continuous rain is not expected. Due to a large amount of moisture present in the atmosphere, the process of intermittent showers will remain.

According to Saha, on June 19, a low-pressure area is going to form in the Bay of Bengal. After this progress, the monsoon activity will increase in the entire state including the capital. Presently an upper air cyclone is formed in and around eastern Uttar Pradesh. A Dronika line (trough) is running from northwest Rajasthan to eastern Uttar Pradesh. It is passing through Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh, which remains up to a height of 900 meters. For this reason, moisture is coming into the atmosphere. Due to this, there are intermittent showers in many places of the state.

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