Malwa Nimar Weather Update: Rain and thunderstorms in Malwa-Nimar zone have broken trees and electric poles but yield safe

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Malwa Nimar Weather Update: Malwa-Nimar (Team AboutGyan). It rained at many places in the region. Although already vigilant farmers secured their produce. At the same time, there is no news of any loss about the wheat purchased at the support price. Trees and electric poles have been damaged due to the storm at many places in the area. Due to this, the electrical system was affected in most of the places.

Khandva. Drizzling occurred in rural areas including the city on Monday. Strong winds also moved. The district has received eight mm of rain in 24 hours.

Jhabua Several trees fell in the district on Sunday evening due to the storm. At the same time, the branches of the tree fell on the electric wires, half of the city’s electrical system deteriorated. In many areas, the power supply could not be smooth till Monday afternoon. many The mansions of the houses were also damaged.

Mandsaur Mandsaur received heavy rain throughout the night on Sunday. Several areas, including Malhargarh, Naraingarh, Garoth, Jharda, Khadavada, received rains on Monday afternoon. Improvement in damaged electrical poles and line in Melkheda Stayed. Due to this, power system was affected in more than 30 villages including Melkheda, Chandwasa after 24 hours.

Neemuch. The Nayagaon region, including the city, received rains with strong winds. It rained intermittently on Sunday night as well.

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Shajapur The district received intermittent light rain throughout the day on Monday. There was also strong wind.

Ratlam It rained heavily on Monday afternoon for the second consecutive day. This led to overflowing of roads.

23 mm water overnight, day and night temperatures drop

Ujjain The cyclonic storm has completely changed the weather here. It received 23 mm of rain with strong winds on Sunday night. The laying of underground sewerage pipelines was flooded on several low passages including dug ditches. There was a tremendous fall in day and night temperatures. The Meteorological Department has forecast light rain with strong winds on Tuesday. According to Jeevaji Observatory, the maximum temperature of the day has dropped from 41.5 degrees to 37 degrees and the minimum night temperature has dropped from 29.5 degrees to 24 degrees Celsius in the last 24 hours.

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