Ranchi: Overcast sky and clearly playing hide and seek on Wednesday, marking the end of a three-day wet mantra in all states under the influence of low pressure areas from North Telengana on October 17.
Northeast districts such as Dumka and Pakiti receive mild rainfall but most countries remain dry.
The IMD bulletin issued during Wednesday afternoon said there was no synoptic feature that applies in Jharkhand.
“The low pressure area for Bihar and the environment becomes less marked.
However, the circulation is related to Bihar and the environment continues and now extends to 1.5 km above the sea level,” bin reading.
During the post-monsoon season, it was considered starting from October 1, the state had received 78% of cumulative excessive rainfall.
Overall 12 of the 24 districts have recorded large excessive rainfall with Western Singhbhum and Deoghar recorded 242% and 211% of excess rainfall.
Just as a seasonal seasonal 61.4mm, the state has received 109.1mm during this period.
Temperature – both maximum and minimum – stay above normal in most weather stations.
Ranchi with a minimum 21.5 degree Celsius and 29.4 degrees Celsius maximum temperature records deviations on the higher side of 3.7 notches and 1.1 of their respective notches.
IMD said the temperature is likely to increase by 2-3 degrees Celsius for the next 48 hours and after that it starts dropping so the cloud cover is completely disappeared.