Bihar’s Weather Remains Dry as Nitish Kumar Sworn in as Chief Minister for Tenth Time Amid Cold Conditions

The weather in Bihar is slowly changing. Right now, the temperature hasn’t changed much, but people in the villages are really suffering from the cold. Today is also an important day as Nitish Kumar will take oath as the Chief Minister for the tenth time. He will be joined by 20 ministers, including two deputy Chief Ministers from the BJP. The weather is expected to stay dry during the swearing-in ceremony.

According to weather reports, Patna will experience dry conditions today. There is some light fog in the morning and evening, but sunshine might bring a little warmth during the day. However, a strong westerly wind blowing at 25 kilometers per hour will make it feel even colder. The cold has intensified in Bihar due to these winds, and many districts have recorded night temperatures as low as 5 degrees Celsius.

The weather has been dry for the last day, with maximum temperatures ranging from 25.5 to 31.4 degrees Celsius across the state. In Purnia, the highest temperature was recorded at 31.4 degrees, while Aurangabad saw a low of 12.2 degrees. Most districts have seen a rise in minimum temperatures by 1 to 3 degrees, except for East Bihar.

There is no chance of rain today, as the Meteorological Department has confirmed. They mentioned that while the daytime temperature will remain stable, the night temperature may rise slightly. Light fog might continue in the mornings and evenings, and the cold will likely return as the sun sets. An area of low pressure may form in the Bay of Bengal soon, but it won’t significantly affect temperatures in Bihar in the coming days.

For now, the weather is expected to remain dry. With no significant changes in temperatures anticipated, residents should prepare for continued cold conditions. The swearing-in ceremony will proceed smoothly, while people are advised to dress warmly as the nights stay chilly.