Patna: Bihar will experience stable weather conditions for the next two days, with no fog alerts issued for any district, according to the Meteorological Department. However, a change in weather is expected from February 8 due to an approaching western disturbance affecting the West Himalayan region.
Meteorologist Kumar Gaurav stated that a cyclonic circulation is currently present over North Bangladesh and nearby areas at an altitude of 1.5 km above sea level. This system is not expected to bring any significant changes in Bihar’s weather before February 8.
Air Pollution Worsens, Hajipur Worst Affected
Despite the cold season, air pollution has increased across the state. On Wednesday, Hajipur recorded the worst air quality with an AQI of 305, indicating poor air conditions.
Sunny and Warm Weather in Patna
Patna will experience clear skies and bright sunshine throughout the day. The low wind speed will result in a reduced feeling of cold, leading to warmer conditions.
Temperature Overview
- Buxar recorded the highest temperature in the state at 28.7°C.
- Rohtas was the coldest district, with a minimum temperature of 6.2°C.
- The state’s average maximum temperature stood at 26.6°C, while the average minimum temperature was 13.3°C.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has advised residents to prepare for a slight rise in temperature from February 8 as weather patterns shift.
