Patna: The state received 140.3mm rainfall in the last 24 hours, 157% more than 54.7mm normal for that day, according to the cumulative rainfall figure from the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD).
The IMD has expected more rain in Bihar as a deducted trough from Uttar Pradesh Center to cyclone circulation associated with low pressure areas for Bihar and the environment.
The yellow warning for Heavy Downpour is issued for Kishangangj and Araria districts, while thunderstorms can occur in one or two places in the north-east, northeast and southeast of the state.
Patna and 33 other districts receive excessive rainfall (60% or more), as a low pressure area over the southern Bihar and next to Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh now located above Bihar and the environment and circulation cycles related to lengthening up to 5.8 km above average -flat.
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Patna received 26mm rain on Tuesday and 21.4mm on Monday.
Heavy rainfall occurs in one or two places in South Bihar and several places in the northeastern part of the state.
Mild rainfall is happening in most places in the state.
The amount of rainfall is recorded in Manihari (112.6mm), Bahaduranj (102.2mm), Monghyr (89.2mm), Singheshwar (88.4mm), Khagaria (88mm), Sajizar (87.4mm), Bhagalpur (84.5mm), Jehabad (84.2mm) ), Hayaghat (82.8mm) and Sirmari (80.4mm).