Jharkhand Weather Forecast: After two days, the people of the capital have got some respite from the rain since Friday. However, people faced some problems due to dense fog in the morning, but after 7 o’clock light sunshine brought relief to the people. According to the weather forecast, even today the sky will be cloudy and the weather will be dry. The Meteorological Department said that the effect of cyclonic storm Michong is gradually weakening in Jharkhand. For the last two days, life has become disrupted due to intermittent rains in many areas of Jharkhand including the capital. Ranchi received about 23 mm of rain on Thursday. At the same time, Kharsem of Seraikela-Kharsawan in Jharkhand received maximum rainfall of 75.4 mm. At the same time, there has been 60.8 mm rainfall in Jamshedpur and more than 52.4 mm rainfall in Chaibasa. There has been almost no rainfall in the area of Santal Pargana. Godda received 2.8 mm rainfall.
There will be severe cold from 10th December
Season According to scientist Abhishek Anand, Ranchi remained the coldest during the rains. The minimum temperature here was recorded at 15.7 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Whereas, the minimum temperature on Wednesday was 16.2 degrees Celsius. That means the minimum temperature has decreased by 0.5 degrees Celsius in 24 hours. Cold winds will blow in the next two to three days, especially after the clouds completely disperse from December 10. Due to this, the minimum temperature of Ranchi is likely to decrease by three to four degrees Celsius. After which people will feel extreme cold.
Impact of Michong in Jharkhand
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Life remained disrupted due to continuous rains, people remained confined to their homes.
The life of the people of the capital remained disrupted due to continuous rain for two days due to the impact of Cyclonic Storm Michong. Even on Thursday, it rained throughout the day and the sky remained cloudy. Due to this, people remained imprisoned in their homes throughout the day. A drop in temperature was recorded due to rain and cold wind.
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There was silence on most of the streets of the city
Here, due to rain, the number of two-wheelers on the roads remained very less. There was silence on most of the streets of the city. Due to fog, four-wheelers and three-wheelers had to move with lights on. Here, the attendance of children in schools and colleges was less than usual. Somehow the children reached school. At the same time, due to the ongoing work on the flyover, drivers faced a lot of trouble while passing through it. Many two-wheeler riders slipped and fell.
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rain water accumulated on the road
Due to rain and fog, there was a traffic jam on Ratu Road throughout the day. Due to this the vehicles were sliding. At the same time, vehicles faced a lot of trouble due to water logging on the road near Piska turn. Bike drivers faced the most problems.
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Vegetable shops were not established
The vegetable market was not fully decorated due to rain. Very few vegetable vendors reached the markets organized in Lalpur, Kokar, Deepatoli, Nagababa Khatal and Madhukam. The crowd of buyers was also less.
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Overbridge remained jammed all day long
There was jam in the main road overbridge (one side) throughout the day on Thursday. People remained troubled by this. It is known that due to the construction of flyover here, the road has become quite narrow. At the same time, the pressure of vehicles has increased significantly. For this reason there is always a traffic jam here. At the same time, due to the breakage of the road at both ends of the overbridge, there has been waterlogging in it. Due to this also there was traffic jam.
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Water accumulated in the road between Bahu Bazar and Kantatoli
Drivers faced a lot of trouble due to accumulation of water on the road near the petrol pump between Bahu Bazar and Kantatoli. The condition of the service lane here from Kantatoli to Sirmatoli Chowk is very bad. There are countless potholes on this road.
Michong became a disaster for farmers
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Paddy harvested and kept in the fields is wasted
Farmers have been most affected by unseasonal rains. The harvested paddy kept in the fields got spoiled due to continuous rain. Due to freezing of water, paddy was submerged in many fields. Farmers are worried after seeing the wastage of paddy.
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Not enough space to cover paddy, farmers worried
There is disappointment among the farmers of Ormanjhi due to continuous rains. At the same time, life has also been affected. The farmers of the block were busy harvesting the prepared paddy, but the rain spoiled their hard work. The harvested paddy is still getting wet in the fields. According to farmer Rajeshwar Mahato, he is disappointed due to the paddy getting wet in the fields and barns. Spoilage of paddy will also affect their economic condition. Other farmers said that their problems have increased due to not having enough space to cover the paddy.
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Farmers of the area will get relief due to sunshine
The rains in the surrounding areas including Silli and Muri for the last two days have affected life. Due to sudden increase in cold, people are forced to hide in their homes in the evening. It has had the biggest impact on money harvesting. According to farmers, the chances of spoilage of prepared paddy have increased. Farmers may have to face losses in such a situation. According to farmers, some paddy has been harvested in the fields, while some is still lying in the fields. Their hard work may go waste if the paddy gets wet due to rain. According to farmer Salkhun Mahato, even after rescue, 50 percent of the prepared paddy has become wet. The work of storing paddy in the barn is going on, but due to rain we are not able to thresh it. However, now there is light sunshine, this may provide some relief to the farmers. Clouds are also appearing from time to time, they can be compensated only when there will be good sunshine.
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Lapung farmers are worried about capital loss
Michong cyclone has had a widespread impact in Lapung block. The cultivated paddy here is on the verge of destruction. Farmers have become disheartened due to paddy getting wet in the fields and barns. Many farmers have tried to protect paddy with tarpaulin at their own level, but this is insufficient. Many farmers said that sprouts have started emerging from the paddy. Fatehpur farmers Bhuneshwar Sahu along with Budhwa Munda and Tinku Sahu said that they cultivated paddy by investing Rs 30,000 to Rs 70,000. But, crops have been damaged due to the cyclone. Apart from Malgo, Hulsu, Fatehpur, Kakaria, Mahugaon, Dolaicha and Lalganj, rain has affected farming in dozens of villages.
many planes arrived and departed late
cyclonic typhoon michaung Due to this, air services remained disrupted at Birsa Munda Airport for the third day on Thursday. Many planes arrived and departed late due to bad weather. Passengers remained troubled due to this. The Delhi-Ranchi Indigo flight arrived at 3.55 instead of 2.15. This plane took off from Delhi at 2.32 instead of 12.30. At the same time, Deoghar-Ranchi Indigo flight remained cancelled. The Mumbai-Ranchi Indigo flight arrived at 4.17 instead of 3.25. This plane took off from Mumbai at 2.36 instead of 1.25. Delhi-Ranchi Indigo flight arrived at 4.32 pm instead of 4.05 pm. The Bengaluru-Ranchi Air India flight arrived at 5.23 pm instead of 4.50 pm. Ranchi-Delhi Air India flight took off at 11.17 instead of 10.25. Ranchi-Delhi Indigo flight took off at 4.55 instead of 2.15. Ranchi-Mumbai IndiGo flight at 5.33 instead of 3.55, Ranchi-Delhi Indigo flight at 5.39 instead of 4.40, Ranchi-Kolkata Indigo flight at 5.56 instead of 5.20, Ranchi-Delhi Air India flight at 6.03 instead of 5.35, Ranchi-Bangalore Air India flight took off at 6.19 pm instead of 5.45 pm, Ranchi-Bengaluru Indigo flight at 9.05 am instead of 8.30 am and Ranchi-Kolkata Indigo flight at 9.10 am instead of 8.40 am. At the same time, the Bengaluru-Ranchi Indigo flight arrived in Ranchi at 9:35 pm instead of 8:15 pm. At the same time, the Ranchi-Kolkata Indigo flight left at 9:40 pm instead of 8:50 pm. Ranchi-Pune Indigo flight took off at 10:16 pm instead of 9 pm. At the same time, 22 flights are scheduled to operate from Birsa Munda Airport on Friday.