Bihar’s weather conditions changed again on Friday, with rain and b wind alerts issued for 19 districts across the state. The India Meteorological Department said several areas could witness winds reaching speeds of up to 50 kilometres per hour, along with thunderstorm activity and light to moderate rainfall.
The weather department appealed to people to remain cautious during adverse weather conditions and advised them to stay away from open fields, trees and weak structures.
At the same time, heat conditions persisted in parts of the state. Kaimur recorded the highest temperature in Bihar during the last 24 hours at 41 degrees Celsius.
Several districts in Bihar are expected to witness changing weather conditions in the evening after humid conditions and b sunlight during the day.
Farmers in rural areas are also remaining alert over the possibility of b winds and rain, with fears of damage to fields and crops being expressed in several places.
Local residents said continuous weather fluctuations have increased both heat and humidity. Many cities are witnessing b sunlight during the day followed by cloud cover in the evening.
People are also sharing photographs and videos of changing weather conditions on social media, with some areas witnessing dark clouds while others are experiencing dust-laden b winds.
The Disaster Management Department has also been placed on alert mode. The administration has instructed districts to remain vigilant and begin relief operations immediately if required.
Experts said pre-monsoon activity is causing rapid weather changes at present and such conditions may continue over the next few days.
Cloud cover remains over several parts of the state, while the weather department is continuing to monitor the situation.
