Patna: The citizens of the country’s capital gets a pause from cold biting with a bright sky on Friday.
However, the Meteorology Center Patna has issued estimates for mild rainfall in isolated places in the state, especially in South Bihar, for the next three days.
The bulletin issued by the Patna Meteorological Center on Friday night stated that lightweight rainfall is expected in isolated places in the northwestern part of the country on Saturday, and the southwestern part of the country and southern countries, including Patna on Sunday.
The further bulletin states that mild rainfall is also expected in the southern part of the country on Monday and Tuesday.
Aarti Gupta, an official at Patna Meteorological Center said light rainfall occurred in one or two places in the north-west and north-central part of the country on Friday.
Places that receive rainfall include Chatiia (6.4mm), Patahi (5.2mm), Sesarisan (4.8mm), Mehsi (3.6mm) and Motihari (3.4mm), all in the East Champaran district.
Many other places in the country witnessed by Sunny Skies after a few days on Friday, which leads to a little surge in maximum temperature.
The maximum temperature in Patna jumped from 20.8 degrees C on Thursday to 24.4 degrees C on Friday, which three notches above the right normal for that day.
The average maximum temperature in the country on Friday is in the range of 20-21 degrees C, while the minimum temperature is in the range of 11-13 degrees C.
Sabour in Bhagalpur is the coldest place because the minimum temperature is recorded at 10-1 Degree C.
Weathermen claims that the minimum temperature tends to surge by two to three levels for the next few days.
“Cold westerly winds continue to explode in the state.
Anti-cyclone circulation located in southern Bihar and Jharkhand side by side.
As a result, the minimum temperature is likely to rise two to three levels for the next two to three days,” Gupta said.
He added that medium fog until solid was expected in the morning.