Patna: Winter finally seems to have started making his presence feeling at Bihar with a minimum plunging temperature below 10 degrees C in many places.
The average minimum temperature in the state is in the range of 9-11 degrees C on Tuesday.
At 9.2 degrees C, the minimum temperature in Patna continued to jump for the third day in a row on Tuesday.
According to Patna’s meteorological center, the style is the coolest place in the state with a minimum temperature of 7.8 degrees C, two notches lower than normal for that day.
The maximum temperature also plunged over the past few days.
It was recorded at 24.2 degrees C on Patna and 23.8 degrees C in style on Tuesday.
Aarti Gupta, an official at the Patna Meteorological Center, said the maximum temperature in the country remains in the range 24-26 degrees C.
Because the minimum temperature always swims around the last week of December, people can get ready for a cooler day and night.
These two weeks.
“Western disorders are expected to hit the Western Himalayan region on the night of December 15.
Although it is not expected to hit Bihar, the cold wind that comes from it tends to bring the temperature down.
Thus, the minimum temperature is expected to plunge by 2-3 notches from December 16, “Said Sanjay Kumar, a meteorologist at the Patna Meteorological Center.
He said the sub-10 that applies shivering in Patna and several other places, especially in South West Bihar, because the cold northwest wind blows in the region from the last few days.
“Places in South West Bihar, such as style, Aurangabad, Rohta and Bhabhua are getting a north west wind that leads into mercury,” Sanjay said.
Even though Mercury continued to drop, the weather participants said extreme cold conditions, such as cold waves or cold days, still have to be witnessed in the region.
“In accordance with long-term climate data, cold waves or cold days together with crowded misty conditions are usually witnessed in the region since the last week of December.
Extreme winter weather conditions are mostly a result of the direct impact of Western disorders,” Sanjay said.