Patna: Rainy Mantra continues for the third consecutive day on Saturday, with several places in northwest and northeast Bihar, including Purnia, Muzaffarpur, Begusarai, Katihar, Sitamarhi, and Arriar, received a light shower.
According to experts, the sky was cleaned in southern Bihar on Saturday.
The cloud will be clear from the northern region of the country on Sunday, resulting in a minimum temperature decline, as well as a fog cover in the morning.
Patna’s meteorological center stated in its bulletin on Saturday that medium fog to solid is likely to spread throughout the country on Sunday, reducing the minimum temperature of 2 to 3 degrees.
The Indian Meteorology Department also stated that in heavy weather bulletins on very dense fog conditions it is likely to be in an isolated location in Bihar for the next two days during curfew and morning.
Amit Sinha, an official met, said on Saturday afternoon, “the majority of the country experienced rainfall during the last 24 hours, along with thunder and lightning in several locations.” On the other hand, Skymet, a personal weather agent, reported on Friday that the wind would shift from east to northwest or north after the passage of Western disorders and the termination of rainfall.
This wind, which comes from the mountains covered in snow in West Himalayas, will be very cold and dry.
Thus, while during the daytime temperatures will rise now, the minimum temperature of Northwest India can fall 3 to 4 degrees C on Saturday and Sunday.
Maybe not a punishment like in the past, but there will be some minimum reduction.
Meanwhile, Saturday’s minimum temperature ranges from 10 and 12 degrees Celsius in most countries.
The lowest minimum temperature is recorded at Ziradei in Siwan (9 degrees C).
On Patna, the minimum temperature is recorded at 11 degrees C, which is in line with the average day.
The maximum temperature, on the other hand, is 18.4 degrees C, 6 degrees lower than the appropriate normal.