Patna: Some districts witness moderate shower on Saturday and the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has issued estimates for extensive rainfall in the state until July 21.
An official at the Patna Meteorological Center said many places in the north and one or two.
Places throughout the country witnessed mild to moderate rainfall in the past 24 hours.
“The East-West trough line passed from Punjab to Assam through Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Sub-Himalaya West Bengal.
Think of moisture also takes place from Bay of Bengal.
As a result of this weather factor, most places in the state tend to witness bulk Moderate rain along with lightning and thunder in the next 24 hours, “officially added.
He said the warning was also spent on very heavy rainfall in one or two places in the state along with thunder.
The All-India weather bulletin issued by the IMD on Saturday night also stated that the east end of the Monsoon Palung was located close to the Foothill of Himalayas.
Furthermore, it states that a moderate to severe storm is very likely in places isolated in Bihar for the next 24 hours.
The IMD has also issued a warning for very heavy rainfall along with storms and lightning isolated on Bihar on Sundays and heavy rainfall along with storms and lightning on Monday.
Orange warnings have been issued for thunderstorms in isolated places in the state on Sundays and yellow alert for the same weather conditions on Monday.
Yellow Alert by IMD means the authorities concerned must be aware of the development of extreme weather, while the orange warning asks them to remain vigilant.
Meanwhile, Bihar received 33% surplus rainfall in the rainy season for four months to date.
In accordance with the data available on the IMD website, Bihar has received 488.5mm rainfall from June 1 to July 17, while normal rainfall during the same period is 368.1mm.
This means that the state receives rainfall of 33% surplus during that period.