Weather conditions across Bihar have changed once again, with rainfall bringing relief from the heat in several parts of the state while severe heat and heatwave conditions continue in other districts. The Meteorological Department reported rainfall in three districts, including Khagaria, and issued a heatwave warning for 13 districts. Strong winds with speeds of 50 to 60 kmph are also likely in several areas.
According to the Meteorological Department, varying weather conditions have developed across the state due to a combination of moisture and hot winds. Rainfall in Khagaria and nearby areas led to a drop in temperature, providing some relief from humid conditions and intense sunshine. Cloud cover has also persisted over several other districts.
Despite the rainfall, the department warned that heatwave-like conditions may continue in 13 districts of Bihar. Daytime temperatures are expected to remain above normal, accompanied by hot winds. Children, elderly people and those with illnesses have been advised to exercise particular caution. Residents have also been urged to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during the afternoon.
Meteorologists said some districts could receive rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and b winds. Wind speeds may reach up to 60 kmph, posing a risk of falling trees, disruption to electricity supply and damage to weak structures. Farmers have also been advised to remain alert in view of the changing weather conditions.
Cloud cover was observed from the morning in several districts, including Patna. The Meteorological Department is continuing to monitor the situation and is issuing periodic updates. The administration has instructed districts to remain on alert and keep disaster management resources prepared.
According to experts, monsoon activity in Bihar is gradually increasing. Rainfall activity may intensify in several districts over the next few days. Until then, residents have been advised to remain cautious amid continuing heat, humidity and b winds.
The Meteorological Department has urged people not to stand in open fields, under trees or beneath electric poles during adverse weather. During thunderstorms and b winds, people have been advised to take shelter in safe locations. In heatwave-affected areas, residents have been advised to drink adequate water, wear light clothing and avoid direct exposure to the sun.
At present, Bihar is experiencing contrasting weather conditions. While rainfall has provided relief in some districts, intense heat and heatwave conditions continue in several others. The next 24 to 48 hours are considered important for the state's weather.
