Palamu News: The weather pattern has changed these days in Medininagar and Palamu. Due to fog and cold wave in urban and rural areas of the district, the severity of cold has increased. There was light rain in the early morning of Thursday. It is said that the sky was cloudy since Wednesday night. There was fog since Thursday morning. Due to cloudy sky, people were eager to have the darshan of Lord Bhaskar. Due to cold wind, chill increased and common people remained worried. According to the report of the Meteorological Department, similar situation will continue for two days. According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, the sky will be cloudy and there may be light rain in the district. At the same time, there will be dense fog in the morning and cold wind will also blow for the next two days.
Drivers faced a lot of trouble while driving.
It is said that it started raining around four o’clock in the morning on Thursday. This situation remained the same in urban and rural areas of the district. The fog remained till around 8:30 in the morning. The fog was so dense that nothing was visible for 50 meters. In such a situation, drivers faced a lot of difficulty in driving. Along with school going children, their parents also remained worried. In the morning, children had to face a lot of trouble in going to the bus stop and school due to cold and cold. Due to change in weather, normal life got disrupted.
Increase in cold due to this weather condition
Due to increasing cold and Kanakni, the attendance of children in government and private schools in urban and rural areas of the district remained low. It is known that the weather pattern in Palamu had changed since the last week of December. Even in the early morning of January 6, there was light rain amidst fog. Here the weather became dry after January 12. On the day of Makar Sankranti, there was fog till around 11 o’clock on January 15. Light sunshine came out but the noise remained intact. In this way, due to this weather condition the cold has increased.
One week report of weather department
Maximum temperature on January 18 is 16.4 degrees Celsius, minimum temperature is 12.5 degrees Celsius, January 17 maximum temperature is 22.6 degrees Celsius, minimum temperature is 9.7 degrees Celsius, January 16 is maximum 24.9 degrees Celsius, minimum is 4.7 degrees Celsius, January 15 is maximum 23.7 degrees Celsius, minimum is 06.7 degrees. Celsius, 14 January maximum 26.4 °C, minimum 5 °C, 13 January maximum 26.7 °C, minimum 6.2 °C, 12 January maximum temperature 26.2 °C, minimum temperature 6.8 °C.
Demand to close schools
In view of the increasing cold and harsh weather in Palamu, the demand for closing the school has started rising. Radhika Devi, Meera Chaubey, Kavita Pandey, Rita Pandey, Savitri Kumari and other parents say that children are facing a lot of difficulty in going to school due to cold. Children are falling ill due to cold. In such a situation, the district administration should issue an order to keep government and private schools closed for a few days. Here, President of Palamu Trade Board, Shravan Kumar has drawn the attention of Palamu DC towards this. He told that schools operate from 6 am to 3 pm in urban and rural areas of the district. Parents and their children are facing problems due to cold and harsh weather. Many children became ill. Keeping in mind the health safety of children, there is a need to close schools for a few days.