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Bihar is once again in the grip of westerly winds. People have once again started feeling the scorching heat. Heatwave has been recorded in four districts of the state, Banka, Sheikhpura, Khagaria and Purnia on Monday. For the next 48 hours, the effect of heat wave in Bihar is expected to increase further. Cyclone is being formed from the center of low pressure in the Bay of Bengal. Whose effect is in the area adjacent to Bangladesh. Due to the direction of the cyclone not being towards Bihar, its effect will not be visible on Bihar.
Mercury will rise in the next five days
According to IMD, Bihar can get respite from the scorching heat only due to thunderstorms in Delhi and Rajasthan. Considering that the hot west from the same side may feel somewhat cold. Actually some thunder storm activities have started in North India. However, in the coming five days, a forecast has been issued for a gradual increase in mercury in Bihar. Last day only two districts of Buxar and Khagaria had recorded heat wave. But on Monday heatwave was recorded in four districts.
Heat wave felt in these districts
At present, on Monday, the highest temperature in Banka was 41.8, 5.2 degrees Celsius above normal, 41.5 in Sheikhpura, 4.6 degrees above normal, 4.5 degrees above normal in Khagaria and 5.1 degrees Celsius above normal in Purnia. Loo is felt here.
Temperature above 40 degrees in 12 districts
In the state, the mercury has reached above 40 degrees in Nawada, Aurangabad, Gaya, Bhagalpur, Jiradei, Jamui and Patna. The highest temperature here has been recorded two to four degrees above normal. Overall, twelve districts recorded the highest maximum temperature of 40 degree Celsius or more.
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