Patna: Mild drizzle, storm and lightning occur in several parts of the country, including Patna, on Sunday as a result of western disruption.
Patna enrolled around 1.22mm rainfall in the last 24 hours.
The Patna Metrology Center said lightweight rainfall was happening in several places in the northeast and on one or two places throughout the country for the past 24 hours.
The number of rainfall heads is recorded in Taibpur (22mm), Bausi (10.8mm), Dhengaghat (10.2mm) and Galgalia (10.2mm).
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has expected moderate rainfall to severe in remote places in the south, northwest and north-central Bihar on 18 and 19 October under the influence of low pressure areas located above Telangana and the environment.
The east-western trough is now running across the Gulf of the East Middle Bengal from the Gulf of Martaban to the circulation of cyclones related to low pressure areas.
The fresh low pressure area is likely to be formed above the northern bay of Bengal with the chances of sikogenesis (development or strengthening of low pressure areas into cyclone circulation).
Skymet’s weather stated in his bulletin that other low pressure waited on the wing to enter the Bay of Bengal around October 17.
“This weather system seems stronger than now.
However, it will recurve earlier to influence West Bengal, Bihar and the whole northeast of India.
Bay of Bengal remains under close supervision for further development,” he said.
IMD, on the other hand, said the genesis potential parameters based on the Global Firecast System (GFS) model showed a potential zone for sikogenesis over the Gulf of Martaban followed by a quick shift in the zone to West Bengal and Tuesday.
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