The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning for thunderstorms and lightning in 17 districts of Bihar, including Patna. According to weather forecasts, these areas are likely to experience partial cloud cover and light rainfall in the coming days. However, there are no major temperature changes expected in the near future. On Friday, the maximum temperature in Patna was recorded at 35.4°C, while Purnia saw a maximum temperature of 37.4°C.
Thunderstorm and Lightning Warning for Patna and 17 Other Districts
As per the latest weather update, thunderstorms and lightning have been predicted for Patna and several surrounding districts in Bihar. The weather department has informed that these areas will witness cloudy skies, along with light rainfall at some locations. No significant changes in temperature are expected over the next few days.
Local Weather Conditions and Forecast
The Patna Meteorological Center has stated that the capital city, Patna, and its nearby areas will experience cloudy weather, with a possibility of rain accompanied by thunder and lightning. Additionally, an increase in maximum temperatures was observed in 20 districts of Bihar, including Patna, on Friday.
Despite the rainfall in different parts of the state, Patna faced intense heat on Friday, causing discomfort to residents. The maximum temperature recorded in Patna was 35.4°C, while Purnia recorded the highest temperature in the state at 37.4°C. The weather conditions in other regions also varied, with some receiving light to moderate rainfall.
Rainfall and Temperature Data from Major Cities in Bihar
The rainfall levels recorded in various districts show significant variation across Bihar. Mokama in Patna district saw the highest rainfall, with 26.4mm. Several other regions recorded moderate rainfall, including:
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Nalanda: 13.6mm in Nursarai
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Jehanabad: 13.4mm in Kako
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Patna: 13.2mm in Bihta
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Bhojpur: 12.2mm in Bihiya
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Patna: 10.6mm in Naubatpur
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Bhojpur: 10.2mm in Jagdishpur
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Bhabhua: 8.2mm in Rampur
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Jehanabad: 8mm in Jehanabad town
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Arwal: 6.2mm in Karpi
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Ekangarsarai: 5.2mm
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Patna: 5mm in Punpun
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Arwal: 4.8mm in Kaler
In total, several parts of Bihar have experienced varying levels of rainfall in the past 24 hours, though Patna saw a particularly dry day, with no significant rainfall recorded.
Temperature Records in Key Cities of Bihar
The maximum and minimum temperatures recorded in several major cities of Bihar have varied significantly due to ongoing weather conditions. Below is the temperature data for prominent cities in the state:
| City | Maximum Temperature (°C) | Minimum Temperature (°C) |
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| Patna | 35.4 | 28.6 |
| Gaya | 34.0 | 25.0 |
| Bhagalpur | 36.8 | 29.3 |
| Muzaffarpur | 35.0 | 28.5 |
While Patna recorded a maximum temperature of 35.4°C, other regions like Bhagalpur and Muzaffarpur also saw relatively high temperatures, adding to the discomfort of residents during the day.
Weather Impact on Daily Life in Patna
The impact of the weather on daily life in Patna was significant. With rising temperatures and a mix of cloud cover, people in the capital city struggled to cope with the hot and humid conditions. The situation became more challenging as the day progressed, with the residents feeling the effects of intense sunlight despite occasional clouds.
The temperatures in other cities also reflect similar discomfort, especially in towns like Bhagalpur, where the maximum temperature hit 36.8°C. Such high temperatures can often lead to issues like dehydration, heat stress, and difficulty in carrying out daily activities for vulnerable populations.
Future Weather Outlook for Bihar
The IMD forecast suggests that there will be no drastic change in temperature over the next few days. The weather conditions will remain relatively stable, with occasional cloud cover and light rainfall in specific areas. As the monsoon season continues its retreat, it is expected that the state will experience typical post-monsoon weather with mild fluctuations in temperature.
The forecast for Patna and nearby regions indicates a mix of clouds and possible light rain, but no extreme weather patterns like heavy rainfall or heatwaves are expected. However, the presence of thunderstorms with lightning could disrupt daily activities in some parts of the state.
The weather in Bihar, including Patna, is expected to remain fairly stable in the coming days, with occasional rainfall and thunderstorms. While temperatures have been relatively high, there is no immediate threat of significant changes. Residents in affected districts are advised to stay alert for possible thunderstorms and lightning in the next few days.
As the monsoon season winds down, the weather will continue to transition, but it is important for the public to stay informed about upcoming weather changes. Local authorities and weather stations will continue to monitor conditions, providing updates as necessary to ensure public safety. Stay tuned to reliable weather sources for further information on the evolving weather patterns across Bihar.
