Patna: The relatively slow progress of the current monsoon in northwestern India, including places such as Delhi and Punjab, apparently proven to be a gift in disguise because of rainfall in Bihar and regions side by side in the eastern part of the country.
While Southwest Monsun still entered Delhi, Punjab and Chandigarh in northwest India, it entered Bihar through Purnia in the northeastern part of the country on June 12, a day before the scheduled onset day.
While Southwest Monsun still enters Delhi, Punjab and Chandigarh in northwest Indiabihar has received good rainfall in the early weeks of the rainy season for four months (June – September).
In fact, in fact, received 128% of excess rainfall to date.
The state has received 327.6mm rainfall from June 1 to 28, while normal rainfall for the same period is 143.9mm, leads to an excess of 128%.
The state is likely to continue to witness the upgraded rainfall activity until 2.
July Department of Meteorology (IMD) is stated on Monday that the moist east wind is likely to increase, it causes an increase in rainfall activity throughout the Himalayar hill area in North Bihar, North Uttar Pradesh And Uttarakhand is around 1 July and 2.
Thus, isolated heavily until very heavy rainfall is very possible on Bihar for two days.
The next IMD states that a moderate storm accompanied by cloud that often to the land is very likely to be excessive in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh for the next five days.
This can cause injuries that lead to victims to people and animals living outdoors.
The national weather forecast agency has also issued a yellow code warning for storms with lightning in Bihar for Tuesday and Wednesday and increasing it into an orange warning for Thursday and Friday.
The yellow code warning by the IMD asked the authorities to become a wary of the development of extreme weather, while the orange warning requested authority to be alert to such weather conditions.
Under weather warnings, the IMD has stated that heavy rain along with a very possible storm in isolated places in Bihar on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The warning rate has increased for Thursday and Friday as a very heavy rainfall together with storms and lightning has been predicted in isolated places in the state.
On the other hand, IMD in his bulletin issued on Monday night stated that no favorable conditions would likely develop for further progress from Southwest Monsun to the remaining parts of Rajasthan, West Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi and Punjab for six seven days.
Sanjay Kumar, Meteorology at the Meteorological Center Patna nodded that the slow progress of the Monsun’s current in Northwest India was one of the factors behind the increase in rainfall in the eastern part of the country.
“When the rainy season has not progressed in northwestern India for more than a week now, so that the current in the eastern part of the country has been relatively stronger.
Rainfall in Bihar has been supported by several other factors, including the position of factorable of monsoon line troughs, often the formation of circulation Cyclones and east winds contain moisture blowing in the region, “Sanjay Toi said.
He added that Patna had received the highest rainfall in June this year after 2000.
Meteorology further claimed that the intensity of rainfall in Bihar was reduced on Monday to lower the wind of a lower atmosphere.
“Quiet rainfall is expected in the state on Tuesday but its intensity tends to increase on Wednesday, especially in the northern part of the country.
Profily expected rainfall is expected on Thursday and Friday,” Sanjay said.
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