Monsoon activity has decreased in Bihar, including the capital city of Patna, since Sunday. The Meteorological Department predicts that there will be no rain until 31st August. However, there is a possibility of light rain in 19 districts of the northern parts of the state, along with the chance of thunder and lightning. Meanwhile, the weather in the southern parts, including Patna, will remain dry. The combination of cloudy afternoons and strong sunlight in the morning will result in humid heat, with the maximum temperature rising two to four degrees Celsius above normal. The Meteorological Center states that the Monsoon Trough is effective from Gorakhpur, Darbhanga, Balurghat towards the east till Manipur, potentially bringing light rain to the northern parts of Bihar. In terms of rainfall, Gaunaha in West Champaran recorded the highest amount of 156.6 mm in the last 24 hours. On Sunday, Patna and its surrounding areas experienced cloudy weather in the afternoon, causing discomfort due to the humid heat. Overall, the weather in the state, including the capital, remained dry.
Summary:
– Monsoon activity has decreased in Bihar, including Patna, since Sunday, and there will be no rain until 31st August.
– Light rain is expected in 19 districts of the northern parts of the state, along with the possibility of thunder and lightning.
– The weather in the southern parts, including Patna, will remain dry, but humid heat is expected due to cloudy afternoons and strong sunlight in the morning.
– The Monsoon Trough is effective from Gorakhpur, Darbhanga, Balurghat towards the east till Manipur, potentially bringing light rain to the northern parts of Bihar.
– Gaunaha in West Champaran recorded the highest rainfall of 156.6 mm in the last 24 hours.
– On Sunday, Patna and its surrounding areas experienced cloudy weather in the afternoon, causing discomfort due to the humid heat.
