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Bihar is experiencing a cold wave with temperatures dropping significantly, especially at night. Fog is also expected in the coming days.
In Bihar, winter is arriving early this year. The cold wave has settled in, and people are feeling the chill even in mid-November. Night temperatures have dropped from around 10 degrees Celsius to a chilly 7 degrees Celsius, prompting many to pull out their quilts and warm clothes.
The weather department has indicated that this cold snap will only get worse. While sunny days provide a bit of warmth, the mornings and evenings remain quite cold. The situation is such that November is starting to feel like December, with temperatures expected to drop further.
People in South Bihar are feeling the cold the most, with districts like Kaimur, Rohtas, and Gaya reporting temperatures in single digits. For instance, Kaimur recorded a low of 7.2 degrees Celsius, making it the coldest spot in the state. Other areas are also experiencing chilly mornings and evenings despite slightly higher temperatures.
The meteorological department has warned of a cold wave and dense fog for the next three days. Districts such as Katihar, Purnia, and Kishanganj may see temperatures drop by 3 to 5 degrees below normal, leading to visibility issues, especially for commuters and school children.
As for the forecast, no rain is expected in the state soon, but temperatures will continue to fall. The maximum temperature in Patna is likely to reach 27 degrees Celsius during the day, while nights could see lows of around 16 degrees. Overall, people should prepare for a colder spell ahead.
Summary:
- Bihar is facing a cold wave with temperatures dropping significantly.
- Night temperatures have gone down to about 7 degrees Celsius.
- South Bihar districts are experiencing the most severe cold.
- Cold wave and fog warnings have been issued for the next three days.
- No rain is expected, but temperatures will continue to decrease.
