Ranchi: Low pressure which is characterized by both originating from Bengal Bay remains in the area bordering West West Bengal and Jharkhand on Wednesday causes light to moderate rainfall in several parts of the country.
The system, moves at a slow speed, is likely to come from Jharkhand, Wednesday night and cover the country on Thursday which causes light rainfall in most countries.
Head, Ranchi IMD, Abhishek Anand, said the low pressure area which is well marked will cause rain and storm along with high-speed blowing winds with speeds of 30-40 km per hour to 50 km per hour.
“During the last 24 hours, the monsoon was active during the Jharkhand and a maximum 49mm rainfall was recorded in the Rajmahal region of the Sahibanj District.
The influence of a low pressure system that is well marked is likely to continue for five days – basically causing rainfall in most countries and in Many parts of Friday and so on, “he said.
Because the back-to-back low pressure system comes from Bay Bay, Monsoon Reinvigorated for the past two weeks September mitigates seasonal seasonal shortages.
Of the 24 districts, 17 has recorded normal rainfall while five still in the category less with Lohardaga became the only district to record excessive rainfall.
Anand said it was against normal 1.050mm, the state had received 1,003.7mm showing a negative departure of 4%.
“For the next four-five days, this shortcomings are expected to be mitigated because of the possibility of rainfall in most countries,” Anand said.