Weather Today At My Location|Jharkhand Weather Forecast|South-west monsoon has returned from many areas of Jharkhand. Apart from Daltonganj adjacent to Bihar, it is passing through Raxaul of Bihar, Kanker, Bijapur of Chhattisgarh as well as Ramagundam and Vengurla of South India. This means that monsoon is withdrawing from these areas. The Meteorological Department has said that apart from Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal, conditions have become favorable for the return of monsoon from some parts of Odisha and Karnataka. From Telangana, Maharashtra and Central Arabian Sea also in the next two days. monsoon Will bid farewell. Ranchi-based meteorological center of India Meteorological Center (IMD) has said that amid the withdrawal of monsoon, Pakur district of Jharkhand has received 5.5 mm rainfall during the last 24 hours. Meteorological Center chief Abhishek Anand told ‘BollywoodWallah.com’ that the monsoon situation in the state has weakened. During the last 24 hours, light rainfall occurred at one or two places. The highest temperature in the state was 36.4 degrees centigrade in Chaibasa of West Singhbhum, while the lowest minimum temperature was 22 degrees in the capital Ranchi.
How will the weather be in the coming five days?
The Meteorological Department has said that in the coming days Jharkhand weather Will remain dry. There is no possibility of any major change in the maximum temperature for the coming five days. According to the weather center, there is no chance of rain from October 12 to October 17. There are signs of gradual decline in the maximum temperature of the capital Ranchi in the next five days. The highest temperature on October 12 is expected to be 31 degrees centigrade, while on October 14 and 15 it will drop to 30 degrees centigrade, the meteorologist of Ranchi weather center has indicated. There are indications that the minimum temperature will also drop by three degrees in the next five days. The minimum temperature can go up to 19 degrees.
Ranchi’s maximum temperature increased
The Meteorological Department has said that today’s maximum temperature in the capital Ranchi dropped by 0.1 degrees to 31.6 degrees Celsius, which is 1.6 degrees more than normal. After an increase of 0.5 degrees in the minimum temperature, it became 22 degrees, which is 2.2 degrees more than normal. The maximum temperature of Jamshedpur increased by 0.2 degrees today. With this, the maximum temperature here reached 36.4 degrees centigrade, which is 3.5 degrees more than normal. The minimum temperature here increased by 0.7 degrees and became 25 degrees, which is 2.6 degrees centigrade more than normal.
Increase in the highest temperature of these districts
The highest temperature of Daltenganj increased by 0.2 degrees today. The highest temperature of Daltenganj in Palamu district adjoining Bihar was 35.8 degrees centigrade, which is 2.9 degrees centigrade more than normal. The minimum temperature here has dropped by 0.4 degrees. Today’s minimum temperature in Daltenganj was 22.8 degrees centigrade. This is 0.4 degrees centigrade more than normal. Apart from Jamshedpur, increase in maximum temperature has also been recorded in 12 other districts. The 12 districts where the highest temperature has increased include Bokaro, Deoghar, Garhwa, Godda, Gumla, Khunti, Latehar, Lohardaga, Ramgarh, Sahibganj, Simdega and West Singhbhum. Today’s highest temperature in Jharkhand was recorded in Jamshedpur at 36.4 degrees centigrade.
Monsoon rains heavily in October
Let us tell you that this year the south-west monsoon rained less in Jharkhand from June to the end of September. But, before the end of the monsoon season, there was heavy rain in the first week of October. Heavy to very heavy rainfall occurred in many districts. The effect of this is that despite there being no rain for many days, the figures of the last 11 days show that the state has received 220 percent more rainfall than normal. Yes, from October 1 to October 11 till 5.30 pm, Jharkhand has received 134.2 mm rainfall. 42 mm rainfall during this period is considered normal rainfall.