A prevailing anticyclonic set-up caused a north-south trough to connect South Bihar with North Coastal Andhra Pradesh on May 27, keeping central plains dry.
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Updated May 27
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What happened
A prevailing anticyclonic set-up caused a north-south trough to connect South Bihar with North Coastal Andhra Pradesh on May 27, keeping central plains dry.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Gwalior
city in Madhya Pradesh, India
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Bhopal
metropolis and state capital in Madhya Pradesh, India
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Andhra Pradesh
state in South India, India
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Bihar
state in eastern India
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