Patna: People continue to shiver in foggy weather on Wednesday because cold day conditions are stated in several places in the state.
Cold day conditions tend to win in various parts of the country for the next two days too.
Light rainfall is estimated in several parts of the country on January 24 and January 25.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD), in his bulletin released on Wednesday night, also stated that a cold day for severe cold day conditions was very possible in some parts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar for the next two days.
According to Bulletin Center Meteorology Patna, cold days were observed in Patna, Style, Bhagalpur, Muzaffarpur, Purnia, Motihari, Forbesganj, Supaul and Darbhanga.
According to the norms of the IMD, cold day conditions are expressed when the minimum temperature touches 10 degrees C or low and there is departure of 4.5-6.4 degrees C in a maximum temperature on two consecutive days.
The minimum temperature in Patna on Wednesday was recorded at 9.8 degrees C, while the maximum temperature was recorded at 14.8 degrees C, the seven notches were lower than normal for that day.
The lowest minimum temperature in this country was recorded at Sheikhpura at 7.4 degrees C.
The Patna office met stated that the condition of the cold day was most likely in the west and Central (including Patna) from the next country for the next two days.
Cold conditions that bite have been associated with northwestern winds.
Dinesh Kumar Bharti, an official at the Patna Meteorological Center, said the north and northwest wind blew at an average speed of 8-10kmph.
Related to cold-wind factors, metroealologists say: “If cold wind blows with a speed of 5kmph, the temperature felt by the body two to three levels is lower than the actual temperature.
Thus, the wind blows at 5-7kmph makes the temperature read 8 degrees C Feel like 6 degrees C.
This is called cold-wind factor.
“Split cold, light rainfall is also expected in various parts of the country from Friday to Sunday.
The center of Patna stated that lightweight rainfall is likely to be in the northwest and southwest of Bihar on Friday and several places throughout the state on Saturday and many places on Sundays.