Bihar Weather Report: The weather patterns in Bihar have changed once again. There was a possibility of rain in many districts on Sunday. There was light rain in many districts including Patna, but it did not rain like heavy rains were predicted. Patna received 15 mm of rain within the last 24 hours. Bihta received maximum rainfall. It rained in many districts of the state on Sunday. In the southern part, it rained in almost all the districts, but in the northern part, it rained in only a few districts. The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains in many districts.
Next 24 Hour Weather Forecast
According to the Meteorological Department, in the next 24 hours, rain is expected in most places of the southwest part of Bihar and in the south central, north central, southeast, and northeast. It was told that there is a forecast of heavy rains in Gaya, Nawada and Jamui and heavy rains in Aurangabad and Kishanganj and Sheikhpura.
Weather in Bhagalpur
On the other hand, between July 31 and August 2, the sky may remain partly cloudy in Bhagalpur. Meanwhile, there is a possibility of light to moderate rain. According to Dr. Sunil Kumar, nodal officer of Rural Agricultural Weather Service, BAU, Sabour, the average wind speed can be 10 to 15 kilometers per hour. The farmers are eagerly waiting for the rains.
Dark clouds hovered all day in Seemanchal, there was no rain
People are waiting for rain in Seemanchal too. The weather in Purnia has remained kind since morning and the weather pattern has also remained monsoon, but there has been no rain. By the way, it may rain till late evening. The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains. There is a possibility of sprinkling with thunder somewhere moderate on Monday. According to the weather experts, there may be light to heavy rains during this period and it is more likely in the eastern areas. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature of the weather in Purnia has been recorded at 35.0 and the minimum temperature at 25.0 degree Celsius on Sunday. Here, it was Sunday morning amidst the clouds hovering in the sky. Although the possibility of rain was expressed, but it did not rain in the morning. After about eight o’clock, it rained for a few minutes, but the sky was surrounded by clouds for the whole day. Once in the morning, due to the clouds, there was full scope of torrential rain, but the strong wind blew away the clouds.
Chance of continuous rain till August 5
According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of continuous rain till August 5. There is a possibility of rain and thundershowers on August 4-5. During this time, the possibility of thunderclap has also been told by the Meteorological Department and an alert has also been issued.
rain in bihar
Bihar normally receives 494.4 mm of rain till 30 July. So far only 254.8 mm of rain has been received during this period. Sitamarhi received 83% less rainfall than normal, Sheohar 75%, East Champaran 70%, Sarhsa 68%, Begusarai 67%, Samastipur and Saran 66%, Muzaffarpur 65%, Nalanda 61% and Gopalganj 60% less rainfall. has been registered. According to experts, these districts may come under the grip of severe drought. The condition of farming here is dependent only on ground water.
Weather in Banka
The rains in Banka district on Sunday afternoon brought relief to the people from the humid heat that was continuing for the past days. Along with this, the faces of the farmers should also blossom. The weather became pleasant due to rain and cold winds. It rained heavily for about half an hour. According to the Meteorological Department, strong winds may blow in many districts of the state during the next 2-3 days. During this, there may be an increase in the incidence of lightning and falling along with the rain. Regarding this, the Meteorological Department has issued a warning saying that during heavy rain or lightning, stay at home. Do not take shelter in the open or under trees and plants.
drought coming knocking
Even after the arrival of monsoon in Bihar a day before the scheduled time, it has not rained as expected this year. Therefore, now drought is going to knock on the doors of Bihar. During this monsoon season, there has been 48 per cent less rainfall than normal. Barring two districts, Buxar and Kishanganj (there too the rainfall is 8 to 15 per cent less than normal), the rest of the districts have received much less rainfall so far. 60 to 83 percent less rainfall has been recorded in 10 districts of the state. Apart from this, there are 20 districts where less rainfall has been received between 40 to 60 mm. The rest of the districts have recorded less than 21 to 40 percent rainfall. Even after the trough line has passed over Bihar for the last 36 hours, the clouds are passing without rain.