Bihar Weather Report: Bihar weather (Bihar season) Once again it has changed. Last month, there was heavy rain in the state and sunshine remained rare for many days. In many areas, rain started from morning and continued till night. Actually, monsoon had once again returned and during this time it rained heavily. Farmers also benefited a lot from this rain. However, continuous rains also damaged crops at many places. Now the weather has changed and the rainy season has stopped. This time a new disaster has knocked. Pollution in the capital Patna (Patna Pollution) Now it has increased. According to the latest report, the air of Patna has deteriorated. Same situation is going to prevail in many other cities also. This has been told by the Meteorological Department. weather department (IMD Report) Has also given the reason for this. At the same time, some changes may be seen in the weather in Bihar for the next few days. A lot of information has also been given regarding cold and fog. Read the weather report of Bihar…
Patna’s air worsens, AQI near 300.
When air pollution levels in major areas of Patna were measured, they were giving wrong signals. Patna’s AQI has reached close to 300. The air of Rajvanshi Nagar of Patna was the most polluted on Saturday. Where the AQI was 299. AQI 196 was measured near DRM Office, Danapur. The air quality index shows that the air of Patna has deteriorated. The Meteorological Department had already expressed apprehension regarding this. It was told that in the coming days there will be a change in the environment and pollution will start increasing. The reason behind this has also been explained. Let us tell you that the Air Quality Index (AQI) is considered ‘better’ between 0-50, ‘satisfactory’ between 51-100, ‘normal’ between 101 and 200, ‘poor’ between 201 and 300, and ‘satisfactory’ between 301 and 400. Between 401 and 500 is considered ‘very bad’ and between 401 and 500 is considered ‘severe’.
Weather will change in Bihar, know information about fog..
First of all, if we talk about change in weather, there are chances of fog in most parts of the state in the morning from Monday itself. According to IMD’s forecast, light to moderate fog is expected especially in the Himalayan foothills. In this way, there is going to be a partial change in the weather of the state. The reason behind this change in weather is the increase in humidity in the atmosphere. Actually, the trough line is also passing from East Bihar to Bangladesh. In this way this area has become a low pressure zone. Due to this, rain is also possible at isolated places in the state in North-West Bihar, North-Central Bihar, North-East Bihar, South-West Bihar and South-Central Bihar. Due to this, there is also a possibility of partial drop in day temperature.
When will monsoon return from Bihar?
According to the information, monsoon has still not completely departed from Bihar. It may take a day or two to announce his departure. Considering that there is a possibility of rain in Bihar in the next 24 hours. There has been a delay of one week in the departure of monsoon which came on time in Bihar. Bihar has received 23 percent less rainfall than normal.
Why is pollution increasing?
There are many reasons for increase in pollution in Bihar. One of these reasons is related to change in weather. It was told by the Meteorological Department of Bihar Agricultural University that with the departure of monsoon, the night temperature will start falling. Till now the amount of dust particles in the atmosphere was less due to rain. As the amount of dust particles in the air starts increasing, the level of pollution in the air along with fog will also start increasing.
Preparation to deal with air pollution..
Bihar Pollution Control Board has started a system which will forecast the air quality in 534 blocks of the state 48 hours in advance. Bihar State Pollution Control Board Chairman Devendra Kumar Shukla said that the aim of this initiative is to deal with air pollution during the winter season. He said that low-cost sensors have been installed in all 534 block offices of the state with the help of IIT Kanpur. Devendra Kumar Shukla said that the air quality forecasting system will issue alerts, so that the concerned officials and common people can take necessary steps accordingly. He said that this system can provide timely information about the upcoming air quality index, which can be used by the administration to reduce the risk of the most polluting activities.