Patna : Bihar is likely to experience dry weather on Monday, October 19, with no weather warning issued for any part of the state, according to the latest update from the Meteorological Centre, Patna.
The weather department reported that no rainfall was recorded anywhere in Bihar during the past 24 hours. Maximum and minimum temperatures also remained largely stable across most districts.
The department expects no significant change in maximum or minimum temperatures across the state over the next five days.
Bhabua Records Bihar’s Highest Maximum Temperature
According to the latest weather observations, Bhabua in Kaimur district recorded the highest maximum temperature in Bihar at 36.2°C.
Maximum temperatures across the rest of the state ranged from 27.6°C to 36.2°C.
Dehri in Rohtas district and Valmiki Nagar in West Champaran recorded the lowest minimum temperature at 20.5°C. Minimum temperatures across the state generally ranged from 20.5°C to 25.1°C.
Patna Records Maximum Temperature Of 33.2°C
In Patna, the maximum temperature stood at 33.2°C, while the minimum temperature was recorded at 24.3°C. Relative humidity in the state capital was 81%, according to the report.
The observations indicate that temperatures have remained relatively stable, with no major change expected in the coming days.
No Weather Warning For October 19
The Meteorological Centre has not issued any weather warning for Monday, October 19. The forecast also indicates that maximum and minimum temperatures are unlikely to undergo significant changes over the next five days.
Residents can expect predominantly dry conditions, although they should refer to subsequent updates from the India Meteorological Department for any changes in the forecast.
The latest outlook points to a continuation of dry weather across Bihar, with no significant temperature fluctuations expected in the short term.
