Patna: Bihar is witnessing mixed weather conditions, with intense sunshine in some areas and rainfall in others. The India Meteorological Department has issued a Yellow Alert for the entire state today, warning of winds reaching 40–50 km/h, light to moderate rainfall and lightning.
Heavy rainfall is likely in West Champaran and Muzaffarpur, with turbulent weather conditions expected in both districts from the morning.
The department has forecast unsettled weather across Bihar for the next three to four days and advised people to exercise caution. Farmers have been particularly advised against working in open fields during adverse weather.
Orange Alert In Seven Districts On September 24
A double alert has been forecast for September 24, with an Orange Alert for parts of Bihar and a Yellow Alert for the remaining areas.
Heavy rainfall has been forecast in West Champaran, Sheohar, Sitamarhi, Gopalganj, Muzaffarpur, Siwan and Saran.
Weather To Remain Unsettled Through September 26
A double alert will also remain in effect on September 25.
An Orange Alert has been forecast for parts of North and North-West Bihar, while adverse weather conditions are expected to continue in parts of Eastern and Southern Bihar.
On September 26, a Yellow Alert will remain in force across parts of the state. Heavy rainfall is likely particularly in North Bihar, with East Champaran and West Champaran expected to experience especially severe weather conditions.
Rainfall Recorded In Several Districts
Rainfall was recorded in several parts of Bihar over the past 24 hours, including Jamui. Patna and Gaya experienced sunny conditions during the day, although weather in Patna turned stormy towards the evening.
Lightning was accompanied by light drizzle, while strong winds brought some relief from the heat.
Tankuppa in Gaya district recorded 52.2mm of rainfall, while Akbarpur in Nawada received 38mm. Makhdumpur in Jehanabad recorded 14.4mm of rain.
Light to moderate rainfall was also reported from several other districts.
