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Bihar Weather: The heat wave continues in the capital Patna. Due to the westerly wind, the condition of heat wave is prevailing. Friday afternoon where the temperature reached around 41 degrees. At the same time, on Thursday, the heat in the capital Patna broke the record of 12 years. The city’s maximum temperature was recorded at 41.5 degrees Celsius, four notches above normal. Due to the heat, it has become difficult for people to leave the house in the afternoon. There was silence on the streets during the day. However, the situation improved a bit after evening. IMD has issued a warning of heat wave in many districts of the state on Saturday.
Heat will increase now, will have to wait for rain
According to the information received from the Meteorological Department of Bhagalpur’s BAU, there is no possibility of immediate rain. According to the data, after the year 2016, in 2023, on April 13, the maximum temperature has reached 39 degrees. Based on the data of the last 13 years, if the weather takes a turn, then after April 16, people can get relief from the heat. At the same time, so far this year only 69.2 mm of rain has been received. Due to lack of rain, the crops planted in the fields including fruits and flowers have started withering. The condition of mango in fruits is very pathetic. Due to lack of moisture, tikola are falling in large quantity.
Temperature will rise from west
According to the information received from Dr. Sunil Kumar, the nodal officer of BAU’s Rural Agriculture Meteorological Service Center, the sky is likely to remain clear in Bhagalpur district between April 14 and 19, during which the western wind can blow at a speed of five to 10 kilometers per hour. There is a possibility of rise in temperature. There is no possibility of rain during this time. On Thursday, the maximum temperature around was 39.0 degree Celsius, while the minimum temperature was 18.5 degree Celsius. The moisture content in the air was 76 percent and the western wind was blowing at a speed of 5.6 kilometers per hour.
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