Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Madhya Pradesh Sees Three Dry Days Before September Showers
The rainy-season system over Madhya Pradesh has become weaker.
Most places in the state are now seeing clearer skies and sunshine.
No heavy rain was reported on Wednesday.
Similar weather is expected for about three more days.
A few places could still get light rain.
Four districts may receive heavy rain on Friday.
More heavy rain could return to western Madhya Pradesh on September 13.
The state has received 7% less rain than normal so far this monsoon.
Madhya Pradesh’s monsoon system has weakened, with clouds clearing from most areas.
No heavy rain was reported anywhere in the state on Wednesday.
Mostly sunny conditions are expected for the next three days, although some light rain may occur.
The India Meteorological Department issued Friday heavy-rain alerts for Umaria, Mandla, Balaghat and Dindori.
Heavy rain may return to parts of western Madhya Pradesh on September 13, while the state remains 7% below normal rainfall.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh residents and the India Meteorological Department.
- What
- The state is expected to have three days without widespread heavy rain, followed by possible showers and heavy rain in some areas.
- When
- The update is for September 10, 2026; heavy rain may return on September 13.
- Where
- Across Madhya Pradesh, with Friday alerts for Umaria, Mandla, Balaghat and Dindori and possible later rain in western districts.
- Why
- The monsoon system has weakened and no active rain-producing system is currently affecting the state.
- Current weather
- The monsoon system over Madhya Pradesh has weakened, and clouds have cleared from most areas.
- Wednesday conditions
- No heavy rain was reported anywhere in the state.
- Next three days
- Mostly sunny weather is expected, with possible light rain in some areas.
- Friday alert
- Heavy rain is forecast for Umaria, Mandla, Balaghat and Dindori.
- September 13 outlook
- Heavy rain may return to parts of western Madhya Pradesh.
- Rainfall deficit
- Madhya Pradesh has received 7% less rainfall than normal so far this monsoon.