Weather Update: Heavy rain alert in these 3 districts today, IMD gave this update on heatwave

Due to increase in rain activities in Bihar, the process of fluctuating maximum temperature continues. This difference of eight to 12 degrees in temperature was seen in some districts.

Till two days back, the districts facing heatwave were shivering due to fan wind. According to meteorologists, this weather trend can be seen in many districts for a day or two. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert for heavy rains in three districts on Thursday. The highest maximum temperature of 39 degrees was recorded in Aurangabad on Wednesday.

The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rain with thunder, lightning and wind speed at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour at one or two places in the districts of South Bihar. Apart from this, there is a warning of heavy rain in Purnia, Kishanganj and Katihar on Thursday, strong water may fall at one or two places in these districts. At the same time, according to the current situation and forecast, there is no alert of any kind in the state after May 27.

What is the weather forecast on Heatwave?

Due to rain and thunderstorm activities in Bihar, temperature fluctuations are being seen in most of the districts. Meanwhile, there is less chance of heat wave. According to the Meteorological Department, there is no heat wave alert in the state for the next 3-4 days. However, due to rise in temperature, people may lose their sweat in many places.

On Wednesday also, it was partly cloudy in many districts including Patna. The weather remained pleasant due to the cool wind blowing in the morning, but the humidity and heat in the afternoon troubled the people. Due to the heat of sweat and the humidity in the atmosphere, people became two-four.

On May 21, Patna’s maximum temperature was 42 degrees, while on May 23 it was recorded at 30.5 degrees. On Wednesday, the heat was again felt during the day and the maximum temperature reached 37.1 degrees.

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