Bhabhua Sadar. To say that the month of Sawan is going on and this month is also about to end. But due to the indifference of monsoon, on the one hand, people are troubled by the heat and humidity, and on the other hand, farmers are suffering due to dry fields. Due to no rain, dust is blowing everywhere in the city. Everyone is troubled due to the heat and humidity. The predictions from the Meteorological Department are proving wrong. After two days of sporadic rains in the state, the news of rain is not coming from anywhere for the last 10 days. Due to this neither the heat is getting relieved nor the dust is going away in the city. Due to this change in the weather, the condition of the farmers has worsened. His standing crop is drying up.
Meteorological Department claims to rain till 26
According to the Meteorological Department, the southwest monsoon is likely to be active again in the next 48 hours in most of the districts of Bihar. According to the Meteorological Department, the trough line of monsoon is expected to pass through the northern parts of the state. Due to its effect, there is a possibility of moderate to heavy rains in most places of the state. The department has said that from August 22 to August 26, there may be heavy to very heavy rains in many districts of the northern parts of the state. During this, there is a possibility of thunder along with thunder at many places. In view of the possibility of major changes in the weather, the department has appealed to the people to be careful. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy rain in 11 districts of Bihar on Tuesday. Orange alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department for heavy rains in Kishanganj and West Champaran.
Concern about water is also increasing
Whatever claims the Meteorological Department may make, but the situation is such that the concern of people who are suffering from constant heat and humidity is also increasing regarding water. Due to lack of rain, on one hand there is dust on the roads and on the other hand the water level is also not coming up. Despite the movement of clouds in the sky, it is not raining, due to which the farmers are worried. Even in the month of Sawan, there is no information of rain from anywhere after heavy rains for a few days. The continuous heat and humidity have made life difficult for the people. Clouds definitely appear in the sky every morning, but within a short while the sun comes out again. In such a situation, people keep shivering with the humidity throughout the day. The Sun God shows his bright form in the sky throughout the day.
Drinking water problem in wards and localities
Even in the month of Sawan, the water level has not come up in most of the places. Elderly people said that after many years, this time the water level did not rise even in the month of Sawan, while earlier the water level in the city used to rise during Sawan and the condition of drinking water used to get better. In many cities including Kaimur, the problem of drinking water still persists in most of the wards and localities due to non-rise in the water level. Handpumps installed in most of the localities are lying defunct. Many submersibles engaged in the city have also responded. There is a shortage of drinking water in many cities.
Farmers waiting for some miracle
This time most of the farmers of the district are still staring at the sky due to lack of rain on time. Seeing the passing of the month of August, the farmer is now waiting for some miracle. Seeing the bright clouds in the blue sky, his heart is sinking. Farmers Bhupendra Patel, Anjay Singh and Mithilesh of Kaimur district told that the month of Sawan is about to pass but due to lack of rain, saving the crops in the field is no less than a challenge. Told that once upon a time in the month of Sawan, we did not get time to eat and drink. Used to eat food on the farm itself and was engaged in planting. Used to be troubled in making rams and fields with hands and feet stained with the soil of the field. Greenery all around and only greenery seemed to be the boon of the earth. We used to be proud of ourselves that we are food providers along with the farmer.
Still 32 percent rain deficiency
Most parts of the state, including Patna, were reeling under the heat on Monday as well. Monsoon activity will continue towards North Bihar for the next two days. There is still 32 percent rain deficiency in Bihar. It has been told by the Meteorological Department that there will be heavy rains in Madhubani, Supaul, Araria, Kishanganj, Purnia, Madhepura, West Champaran districts on Tuesday. There is a possibility of drizzle and light rain at some places. Meanwhile, 24.4 mm of rain was received in Forbesganj, 9.2 mm in Katihar, 8.0 mm in Sabour, 6 mm in Kishanganj, 4.6 mm in Supaul, 4 mm in Bhagalpur, 2.4 mm in Katoria of Banka.