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Cyclonic storm ‘Montha’ is expected to bring rain and changes in weather to North Bihar from October 29 to 31, affecting agriculture and daily life.
A cyclonic storm named ‘Montha’ in the Bay of Bengal is set to change the weather in North Bihar. The Meteorological Department has warned that between October 29 and 31, there will likely be light to moderate rainfall and some lightning in the area. This weather change comes right after the Chhath festival, which could impact people’s daily lives and farming activities.
Dr. AK Sattar, a senior meteorologist, explained that the storm will cause cloudy skies across North Bihar. They are predicting some rain, especially concerning for districts along the Chhath Ghats post-festival. On Tuesday, temperatures were higher than normal, marking a maximum of 33.2 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 22 degrees Celsius, with winds blowing from the west.
Farmers need to take action as they are currently harvesting paddy. The Meteorological Department advises them to store their crops safely, as strong winds and rain could lead to significant damage. People are also advised to avoid open fields or standing under trees and electric poles due to the risk of lightning.
Weather changes will likely lead to a drop in temperature, making mornings and evenings feel colder. The maximum temperature could drop by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius. The local administration is preparing for potential disruptions, ensuring that all necessary measures are in place to handle the situation.
The cyclonic storm ‘Montha’ may also bring winds reaching speeds of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. People are encouraged to travel cautiously and stay updated with the latest information from the Meteorological Department. The full effects of this storm on life and agriculture in North Bihar are yet to be seen.
Summary:
- Cyclonic storm ‘Montha’ will affect North Bihar from October 29 to 31.
- Rain and cloudy weather are expected, particularly after the Chhath festival.
- Farmers should protect their paddy crops from potential damage.
- Temperatures may drop, leading to cooler mornings and evenings.
- People are advised to stay alert and travel cautiously.
