Rain To Return In 21 Madhya Pradesh Districts, Dussehra Events Affected

Rain is expected to return to 21 districts of Madhya Pradesh, with the spell likely to continue for the next two days. An alert has been issued for these districts as the weather remains unsettled across the state. The changing weather also affected Dussehra celebrations in several areas.

According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, many parts of western Madhya Pradesh may continue to receive rain over the next two days. The weather system could bring relief from humidity and heat in the region. However, some areas may also witness rain accompanied by strong winds.

The change in weather is being linked to the activation of two cyclonic circulations. Under their influence, a spell of thunderstorms and rain has been continuing in western and northern Madhya Pradesh for the past five days.

Intermittent rain in several areas has affected daily life as well as preparations for the festivals. In some places, the weather conditions disrupted arrangements that had been made for Dussehra events.

Rain affected Dussehra celebrations on Tuesday as well. Several parts of the state received rain on the day of the festival. In some places, Ravan effigies became wet because of the rain, affecting preparations for the Dussehra programmes.

The change in weather on the festival day also increased the concerns of the organisers. Rain and strong winds created difficulties for those involved in arrangements at different locations.

According to the Meteorological Department’s forecast, rain activity may continue in the western parts of the state for the next two days. This means that there is no immediate relief from the unsettled weather conditions.

People have been advised to keep the weather in mind while stepping out and to remain cautious during thunderstorms and rain. The rain spell currently does not appear to be ending across Madhya Pradesh.

For the latest district-wise alert and information about the intensity of rain, it is important to follow the latest bulletin issued by the Meteorological Department. Bhopal.