Indore sits on a plateau in central Madhya Pradesh, giving it a somewhat milder monsoon season than the surrounding lowlands, with most of its annual rainfall arriving between June and September. The city’s elevated position means it generally drains faster than river-adjacent cities in the state, though intense short cloudbursts can still overwhelm older parts of the drainage network in the historic city center.
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