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Day temperatures are expected to all by 3-5°C in over Madhya Pradesh and East India during next five days as the monsoon entered some parts of the plains and remaining parts of the hills of West Bengal and Jharkhand, India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Monday. Heat wave to severe heat wave conditions may persist over pockets over East Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, plains of West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, and Telangana during the subsequent two days, the IMD added.
With 10 days to go for June to end, the monsoon has advanced also into some more parts of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh on Monday. Its northern passed through Ratnagiri, Raichur, Kavali, Canning, Sriniketan, and Dumka. Weakening of the remnant from erstwhile extreme cyclone Biparjoy has made conditions favourable for its further advance over more parts of South Peninsula, some parts of Odisha, more parts of the plains of West Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar and East Uttar Pradesh during next 2-3 days.
This is even the remnant well-marked low-pressure area from the Biparjoy remnant was parked over North-East Rajasthan. It will continue to move East-North-East and weaken by Tuesday and bring light to moderate rainfall at most places here with isolated heavy to isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Tuesday and isolated heavy rainfall on Wednesday.
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Extremely heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places over North-West Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday. Light to moderate rainfall is likely over adjoining North-East Madhya Pradesh with isolated heavy rainfall. Light to moderate rainfall is forecast at most places over South-West Uttar Pradesh with isolated heavy rainfall on Tuesday and Wednesday.
To the East, light to moderate rainfall may continue at most places over North-East India and the hills of West Bengal and Sikkim with isolated Heavy to very heavy falls for next five days. Isolated extremely heavy rainfall is likely over the hills here and over flood-hit Assam and Meghalaya on Wednesday also.
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