Ranchi: Monsoon has started withdrawing from Jharkhand. On Monday, monsoon withdrew from many parts of Palamu division. It will be returned from entire Jharkhand in a day or two. There is no hope of rain in Jharkhand for the next few days. The sky will be clear. The maximum temperature will be between 30 to 35 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature will start falling gradually and the weather will remain dry. Let us tell you that heavy rains in Hathiya Nakshatra in Jharkhand caused devastation in many areas including Ranchi. While roads were submerged, many kutcha houses were damaged. Many people were also injured during this period. Life had become disorganized. Three gates of Patratu Dam in Ramgarh had to be opened. Before the farewell, people were troubled by the heavy monsoon rains. People’s problems had increased due to daily rain. The Meteorological Department has said in its forecast that there is no possibility of rain at present.
Monsoon farewell from Palamu division
The departure of monsoon has started. It started from Palamu division. Monsoon departed from Palamu division on Monday. Gradually monsoon will disappear from entire Jharkhand. There is no hope of rain in Jharkhand for the next few days. The sky will be clear. The Meteorological Department has said in its forecast that the maximum temperature will be between 30 to 35 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature will start falling gradually and the weather will remain dry.
Monsoon withdrawal begins from Jharkhand
Monsoon returned from many parts of Palamu division of Jharkhand on Monday. It is being told that monsoon will withdraw from entire Jharkhand in a day or two. In this way the withdrawal of monsoon has started from Jharkhand.
No rain expected in Jharkhand yet
The Meteorological Department has said in its forecast that there is no hope of rain in Jharkhand for the next few days. The sky will be clear. The maximum temperature will be between 30 to 35 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature will start falling gradually and the weather will remain dry.
Hathiya Nakshatra rained heavily on Badra
Heavy rain in Hathiya Nakshatra in Jharkhand caused devastation in many areas including Ranchi. While roads were submerged, many kutcha houses were damaged. Many people were also injured during this period. Life had become disorganized. Three gates of Patratu Dam in Ramgarh had to be opened. Before the farewell, people were troubled by the heavy monsoon rains. People’s problems had increased due to daily rain. The Meteorological Department has said in its forecast that there is no possibility of rain at present. Now the departure of monsoon has started from Jharkhand. It will return from here in a day or two.