Bihar Weather Report: SK Patel, scientist of Meteorological Center based in Patna, said that there has been snowfall in the mountains. North-westerly wind is coming to Bihar from the mountainous areas. Because of this, the weather is pleasant in the morning and evening but no significant change will be seen in the day temperature.
Weather Update: There is a possibility of a major change in the weather due to change in wind direction in the second week of May. Clouds have started forming from today. According to the current data, there is a strong possibility of rain in most of the districts of Bihar from May 5 to May 8. Meteorologists are keeping an eye on this changed form of weather. Scientist SK Patel of Patna-based Meteorological Center said that there has been snowfall in the mountains. North-westerly wind is coming to Bihar from the mountainous areas. Because of this, the weather is pleasant in the morning and evening but no significant change will be seen in the day temperature.
What changes are taking place in the weather?
According to scientist SK Patel, the wind is becoming active in the Bay of Bengal from today. Because of this, moist air will enter Bihar from the north-eastern part of Bihar. Due to arrival of moisture, cloud formation will start in the sky from today. There will be a lot of change in the weather from May 05. Looking at the current situation, it can be said that between May 05 and May 08, there is a possibility of rain in most of the districts of Bihar. Wherever there is cloud cover in the sky, the day temperature will be lower.
Increasing humidity in the environment will increase the discomfort. This weather will trouble people. Today the maximum temperature of Bihar is likely to be between 36°C to 42°C. Heat wave may occur in some parts of Shekhpura and Madhubani districts. The effect of hot day continues in all the districts except Kishanganj.
How was 03 May?
The day temperature continues to fluctuate. Heat wave was recorded in Sheikhpura and Madhubani on 03 May. The maximum temperature in 11 districts was recorded at 40°C. In this, the highest temperature of 41.8°C was recorded in Buxar, while it was 41.6°C in Sheikhpura, 41.2°C in Vaishali, 40.8°C in Nawada, 40.5°C in Bhojpur.
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