Patna: The weather across Bihar is expected to remain unstable over the next few days due to the influence of multiple weather systems in and around the region, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
A low-pressure area, coupled with cyclonic circulation, has formed over the west-central Bay of Bengal. Simultaneously, a trough extends from northeast Madhya Pradesh to Bangladesh via Jharkhand. Additionally, air circulation has developed in and around northeast Assam. These combined systems are likely to trigger weather fluctuations across the state.
Yellow Alert Issued for 12 Districts
The Meteorological Centre in Patna has issued a yellow alert for 12 districts—Supaul, Araria, Kishanganj, Saharsa, Madhepura, Khagaria, Purnia, Katihar, Bhagalpur, Munger, Jamui, and Banka—for the next 24 hours. These areas may witness thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and wind speeds ranging from 30 to 40 km/h.
Light Showers Expected in Patna
While the capital city is not under the yellow alert zone, light to moderate rainfall is expected in some parts of Patna and its surroundings. The IMD has forecast cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms. However, no major fluctuation in temperature is anticipated over the next three to four days.
Temperature Drops in Several Districts
A noticeable drop in maximum temperature was recorded in seven districts, including Patna, on Friday. Patna registered a maximum of 31.8 degrees Celsius, while Gopalganj recorded the highest maximum at 35.2 degrees Celsius.
In contrast, other districts reported a slight increase in daytime temperatures. Weather remained partly cloudy in most areas, with normal conditions reported across the state.
Temperature Overview
On Friday, Patna recorded a maximum temperature of 31.8°C and a minimum of 20.5°C. Gaya reported 34.2°C (maximum) and 18.5°C (minimum). Bhagalpur saw 30.5°C and 20.0°C, while Muzaffarpur reported 31.0°C and 20.7°C.
