Madhya Pradesh weather update.
HighLights
Cyclone in the Bay of Bengal, change in weather possible. Trough continues from Jharkhand to Manipur. Chance of rain in Jabalpur, Shahdol on Monday.
Naiduniya Representative, Bhopal. A cyclone has formed in the upper part of the air in the Bay of Bengal. A trough has formed from Jharkhand to Manipur. According to meteorologists, due to the effect of these weather systems, there may be cloud cover in Eastern Madhya Pradesh.
There may also be rain at isolated places in the districts of Jabalpur and Shahdol divisions on Monday. On the other hand, due to the formation of a cyclone over Rajasthan, the direction of the winds is also changing again and again. Due to less moisture in the atmosphere, the weather is gradually starting to clear. This has started providing some relief from the humidity.
Satna received 13 mm of rain from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm on Sunday. The highest temperature of 36.5 degrees Celsius was recorded in Gwalior in the state.
According to the information received from the Meteorological Center, at present a cyclone is forming in the upper part of the air over the North Gangetic region in the Bay of Bengal and adjoining West Bengal. A trough is forming from Jharkhand to Manipur, which is passing through the cyclone over the northern Gangetic region and adjoining West Bengal. A western disturbance is forming around Pakistan. Apart from this, a cyclone is forming over Rajasthan and adjoining Madhya Pradesh.
It may rain in Jabalpur and Shahdol divisions
Ajay Shukla, former senior meteorologist of the Meteorological Center, said that due to the effect of the cyclone formed in the Bay of Bengal and the trough formed from Jharkhand to Manipur, some moisture is being received in eastern Madhya Pradesh. Due to this, there may be light rain at isolated places in the districts of Jabalpur and Shahdol division on Monday. Due to the impact of the cyclone in the remaining areas, the weather is now gradually becoming dry. There are also chances of withdrawal of monsoon from the entire state in three-four days.