Patna: Light of rainfall until it is happening in Patna and most places in the country for the past 24 hours and the weather has expected widespread rainfall to 2.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has also issued an orange code warning for a very rainfall in place Isolated in Bihar on Friday and yellow code for the same weather conditions on Saturday.
The yellow code warning by the IMD asked the authorities to become a wary of the development of extreme weather, while the orange suses asked for alert to such weather conditions.
An official at the Patna Meteorological Center said on Thursday that the low pressure area on the coast of Bangladesh and West Bengal would likely move towards West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar for the next 48 hours.
The monsun trough track passes Firozpur, Rohtak, Aligarh, Prayagraj, Daltonganj and the coast of Bangladesh.
Cyclone circulation is also positioned above Uttar Pradesh and neighboring areas.
“Because of the weather system in the region, light rainfall to moderately expected in most places in the state for 24 to 48 hours ahead.
In addition, heavy rain is so heavy expected in one or two places in the state,” officials said that.
The All-India weather bulletin issued by the IMD on Thursday night also stated that the low pressure area marked properly on the coast of Bangladesh and adjacent West Bengal lay on West Bengal Gangal and side by side with the circulation of the related cyclone.
Furthermore, it states that the rainfall is quite extensive with isolated waterfalls to the very severe tend to Odisha, West Gangetic Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar until July 31.
Bihar has so far received rainfall as far as the rainy season until now.
In accordance with the data available on the IMD website, Bihar has received rainfall of 581.9mm from June 1 to July 29, while normal rainfall during the same period is 496.3mm.
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