MP weather
MP weather: On the first day of the New Year and throughout Chaitra Navratri, different weather patterns were seen in the city. From the morning to the afternoon, there was bright sunlight. After 3 p.m., it started to cloud over at the same time. In several parts of the city, it began to rain in addition to the intense wind. Meteorologists predict that this will be the weather through the night.
The Meteorological Department claims that Bhopal is also seeing the effects of western disturbance, trough line, and cyclonic circulation. For the past two days, the city has been experiencing rain. We’ll have similar weather for the following four days. In addition to hailstorms, the Meteorological Department has also issued a storm, rain, and lightning alert.
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Rain has provided some respite from the heat. The temperature at night has decreased by two degrees. On the other hand, Monday’s high was 35.8 degrees. Tuesday is also predicted to see a modest decrease in temperature.
For the following seven to eight days, or until April 15th, Madhya Pradesh will have thunderstorms and showers. Tuesday afternoon, after 3 pm, there was a lot of rain in Bhopal. Shajapur and Vidisha also saw water falls. In Raisen, clouds brought rain after the storm.
MP weather: The state’s weather has changed because of cyclonic circulation, trough lines, and western disturbances, according to the Meteorological Department. On Tuesday, hailstorms are predicted in four districts and rain in 42 other districts.
In Chhindwara, Seoni, Balaghat, Mandla, and Dindori, the system will be more robust. Storms can blow 40 to 50 km/h in Betul, Pandhurna, Chhindwara, Mandla, Seoni, Balaghat, Jabalpur, Damoh, Katni, Umaria, and Dindori.
According to a senior scientist at IMD Bhopal, the weather on April 11–12 will be similar. From April 10 to 11, there will be another Western Disturbance. This will strengthen the current system even further. The weather will stay this way for a week as a result.
Sometimes in North India, there are wet seasons because of the Western Disturbance. It rains in addition to thunder and lightning.
In Bhopal, there is about 4.8 mm of rainfall in April. For a day or two, it pours.