Patna : Bihar is expected to experience mostly dry weather on October 5, although light rain is possible at one or two places in four districts, according to the latest forecast issued by the Patna Meteorological Centre.
The districts likely to receive rain are West Champaran, Supaul, Araria and Kishanganj. Most other parts of the state are expected to remain dry.
On October 4, light rain was recorded at isolated places in the north-central and north-eastern parts of Bihar, while the rest of the state remained largely dry.
Temperature To Reach 36°C
The district-wise forecast indicates that maximum temperatures on October 5 will generally remain between 32°C and 36°C, while minimum temperatures are likely to range from 24°C to 26°C.
South-west and south-central Bihar are expected to record the highest maximum temperatures of 34°C to 36°C.
| Region | Maximum Temperature | Minimum Temperature |
| North-West Bihar | 32–34°C | 24–26°C |
| North-Central Bihar | 32–34°C | 24–26°C |
| North-East Bihar | 32–34°C | 24–26°C |
| South-West Bihar | 34–36°C | 24–26°C |
| South-Central Bihar | 34–36°C | 24–26°C |
| South-East Bihar | 32–34°C | 24–26°C |
The weather department has not issued any warning for October 5, despite the possibility of isolated light rain in the four districts.
Recent Weather Conditions
On October 3, Aurangabad recorded the state’s highest maximum temperature at 37.4°C.
On October 4, Rajgir in Nalanda was the coolest location, recording a minimum temperature of 19.4°C. The state’s minimum temperatures ranged from 19.4°C to 26.3°C.
Several locations also received rain on October 4. Forbesganj and Khanpur recorded 4.2 mm each, while Laukahi received 2.2 mm, Maheshi 1.2 mm, Rosera 1.0 mm and Pandaul 0.8 mm.
Most Areas To Remain Dry
The forecast indicates that rain activity on October 5 will remain limited and localised, with no widespread rainfall expected across Bihar.
People in West Champaran, Supaul, Araria and Kishanganj may experience light rain, while residents in most other districts can expect predominantly dry conditions.
Weather activity is expected to increase in some parts of the state from October 6, when the department has forecast the possibility of thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds in several districts.
