The monsoon has once again become active in Bihar, causing widespread rainfall and cloudy across the state. Along with Patna, many districts received rain late on Friday night, after which the sky remained cloudy till Saturday morning. Heavy rains are reported in Shivhar, Bagaha, Bettiah, Motihari, Supaul and Samastipur, while intermittent rains continue in many areas. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has today issued rain alert for all the districts of Bihar.
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Yellow alert has been issued for 35 districts and Orange Alert for three districts, which has been warned of heavy rains. Yellow alert districts may receive light to moderate rains with strong winds, while districts with orange alert are likely to receive heavy rains. According to the IMD forecast, the current weather pattern is expected to continue till 7 October, and most parts of the state are expected to receive light to heavy rainfall.
Meteorologists are attributing this new monsoon activity to a deep pressure area built west of the Bay of Bengal. Located about 160 km from Gopalpur coast of Odisha, this pressure area is moving north and affecting the weather of eastern India. The pressure sector is expected to collide with coastal Odisha and Andhra Pradesh between 4 and 5 October and then reach Bihar, Jharkhand and Eastern Uttar Pradesh.
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In the last 24 hours, the maximum temperature in Patna was recorded at 34 ° C, while Darbhanga was the hottest district with 34.7 ° C. Banka was the coldest with 31.8 ° C. Meteorologists have advised the residents to be vigilant for the next few days, as continuous rains may disrupt waterlogging and normal life in low -lying areas.