Indore(M.P): Indore district has received 43.9 inches of rain so far this monsoon season, which is 8.5 inches above the average (35.4). The next two days in Indore will be the last round of this season’s rains. According to meteorologists, the monsoon rainfall activity in Indore will decrease after September 24. The anti-cyclone effect is still visible in half of Rajasthan. The monsoon farewell will be declared after its impact in northwest India.
According to meteorologists, low pressure area still exists in the Bay of Bengal. It will enter Jharkhand and weaken thereafter. Due to this effect, there will be heavy rains in eastern MP in the coming days, while light rain will occur with thunder-glow in western Madhya Pradesh including Indore. This is the last system to be built in the Bay of Bengal. After this, there will be no monsoon system. This time the monsoon was normal for western Madhya Pradesh.
This time rainy conditions
June – Much Higher Than Normal
July – below normal
August – slightly above normal
September – General
