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Intermittent rain continues in Indore. File photo
Highlights
There can be a slight drop in day and night temperatures. Meteorologists have predicted lightning in Indore. Drizzling rain has been continuing in Indore city since Sunday morning.
Indore Weather: Naiduniya Representative, Indore. Rain activities were almost absent in Indore last week and it rained only in sporadic parts of the city. In the coming week, the city will be drenched in rain and the citizens will also enjoy getting drenched in the raindrops.
Most parts of Indore division are likely to receive rain for three to four days in a week. On 23 July, Indore will also witness heavy rains at some places. According to the scientists of Bhopal based weather centre, currently a low pressure area is formed towards Odisha and Bay of Bengal which will move towards the western region in the coming days.
The monsoon trough is here
At the same time, a monsoon trough is going from Jaisalmer, Ajmer to Damoh and Mandla of Madhya Pradesh and Raipur and low pressure area of Chhattisgarh to the central east Bay of Bengal. Apart from this, an upper air cyclone is formed at a height of 5.8 kilometers over Saurashtra and Kutch in Gujarat.
Moderate to heavy rain likely
Apart from this, an upper air cyclone is also formed over Rajasthan at a height of 1.5 km. Due to this, rainfall activities will increase in Indore in the coming days and moderate to heavy rain is expected for a few days in the week. During this time, the effect of thunder and lightning will also be visible.
Date Weather 22 July Light rain 23 July Moderate rain 24 July Light rain 25 July Light rain 26 July Light rain
27th July
Light Rain
There is a possibility of lightning in Indore
Due to rain, a slight drop in day and night temperatures can be seen in the coming week. Meteorologists have predicted lightning in Indore. In such a situation, during heavy rain and thunder, people of rural and urban areas have been instructed to stand in a safe place or under a strong roof instead of standing under trees.