News India Live, Digital Desk: The torture of winter is not over yet in Bihar. According to the Meteorological Department (IMD), there will be a big change in the weather of Bihar during the coming 2 to 3 days. On one hand, hide and seek between sunlight and fog continues during the day, on the other hand Western Disturbance Due to the activation of the cyclone, there is a strong possibility of light to moderate rain in many parts of the state.
Forecast for next 48 hours: Rain and drizzle
According to meteorologists, rain may start in the districts of south-west Bihar.
Affected areas: At one or two places in Buxar, Bhojpur, Rohtas, Bhabhua, Aurangabad and Arwal districts. light rain It is likely to happen.
Reason: Due to the new western disturbance active in the Himalayan regions, moisture is increasing in the atmosphere of the plains, due to which the movement of clouds will increase.
‘Yellow Alert’ of fog: Visibility up to 50 meters
Along with rain, dense fog in northern and eastern parts of Bihar can increase problems.
Visibility: Visibility in the morning in districts like Muzaffarpur, Darbhanga, Chhapra and Purnia. 50 to 100 meters Can last till.
alert: The department has issued an alert regarding fog in 25 districts. Drivers have been advised to exercise caution and use fog lights.
Temperature mathematics: heat during the day, cold at night
Bihar is currently witnessing a lot of temperature fluctuations:
Minimum Temperature: Minimum mercury in most parts of the state 8°C to 12°C Made between. The lowest temperatures have been recorded in Sabour (Bhagalpur) and Gaya.
Maximum Temperature: Day temperature due to sunshine 22°C to 26°C Due to which mild heat is being felt in the afternoon.
advice for farmers
The Meteorological Department has warned farmers that:
Harvesting and threshing: Harvest the ready crops and keep them in safe places.
Irrigation: In view of the possibility of rain, do not water the fields right now.
Pesticides: Due to rain and moisture, the risk of diseases like ‘powdery mildew’ can increase in crops, hence spray only when the weather is clear.
North India Statesman