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Flood-like conditions gripped Madhya Pradesh after heavy monsoon rains. Several districts received more than expected rainfall. IMD warns of more rain ahead.

Madhya Pradesh has received 53% more rainfall than average this monsoon. The IMD has issued heavy rain alerts for 15 districts, including Jabalpur, Betul, and Sheopur. Rain activity is expected to increase further in the coming days.

The IMD Bhopal centre has issued a heavy rain alert for 12 districts in Madhya Pradesh, including Jabalpur, with up to 4.5 inches of rainfall expected in 24 hours. The alert will likely stay in effect for next four days as weather systems remain active.

Madhya Pradesh has received 61% more rainfall this season. Niwari, Tikamgarh, and Sheopur have exceeded their quota, while Indore and Ujjain remain dry. Here’s a breakdown of the latest rainfall figures.

Heavy rainfall in Madhya Pradesh has triggered flood alerts in 16 districts. Chhatarpur recorded 310 mm of rain. Schools are closed in several areas, and dam gates have been opened.

Heavy rainfall has triggered floods across Madhya Pradesh, disrupting life in cities like Bhopal, Rewa, and Satna. Schools shut, roads damaged, and red alerts issued in several districts. Get the latest weather updates here.

Twelve districts in Madhya Pradesh are under a heavy rain alert. The IMD warns of intense downpours over the next 48 hours as dams continue to overflow and river levels rise.

IMD reports Madhya Pradesh has received 18.2 inches of rain so far, 72% of the seasonal average. Niwari surpasses quota, while Indore and Ujjain lag behind. Heavy rain alert in 18 districts.

Relentless rain has flooded towns across Madhya Pradesh, with over half the seasonal rain falling in just four weeks. Officials have issued warnings as rivers swell, dams overflow, and travel becomes dangerous.

Heavy rains have triggered floods in Chhatarpur, Tikamgarh, Ashoknagar, and Guna. With more rain forecast across 35 districts, authorities have launched rescue operations and opened relief camps.