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Madhya Pradesh Needs 4.3 Inches More Rain to Meet Monsoon Normal After Sept 19
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rewa
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 07:16 AM
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Madhya Pradesh has recorded 33 inches of rainfall so far, which is 4.3 inches below the seasonal normal of 37.3 inches. Meteorologists expect a new weather system to become active after September 19, potentially supplying the deficit.
According to the latest data, Madhya Pradesh has received 33 inches of rainfall since the start of the monsoon season. The long‑term average for the state is 37.3 inches, leaving a shortfall of 4.3 inches.
To reach the normal monsoon total, the state requires an additional 4.3 inches of rain. This deficit has been highlighted in recent weather assessments.
Forecasts indicate that a fresh weather system may become active after September 19, which could bring the needed rainfall over the coming days. If the system develops as expected, it may help bridge the gap.
The information is based on a report from Amar Ujala, Rewa, which cited the current rainfall figures and the anticipated weather change.
To reach the normal monsoon total, the state requires an additional 4.3 inches of rain. This deficit has been highlighted in recent weather assessments.
Forecasts indicate that a fresh weather system may become active after September 19, which could bring the needed rainfall over the coming days. If the system develops as expected, it may help bridge the gap.
The information is based on a report from Amar Ujala, Rewa, which cited the current rainfall figures and the anticipated weather change.