News India Live, Digital Desk: The change in weather in Bihar has once again surprised everyone. Mahashivratri (15 February 2026) While devotees are thronging the Shiva temples on the auspicious occasion of , the movement of clouds in the sky has increased the concern. live hindustan According to the report, the Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning of light rain and strong winds in many parts of Bihar within the next 24 hours.
If you are also going to step out of the house today for Jalabhishek, then this weather update is very important for you.
Where will it rain and where will it be cloudy? (region-wise forecast)
According to Meteorological Centre, Patna, this change in weather has occurred due to cyclonic pressure in the districts of North and East Bihar.
North Bihar: There is a possibility of light drizzle today in border districts like Kishanganj, Araria and Purnia. There are dark clouds here since morning, due to which the maximum temperature may drop by 2-3 degrees.
Capital Patna and Central Bihar: Light fog was observed in Patna, Gaya and Nalanda in the morning, but sunshine is expected as the day progresses. However, cold winds may blow in the evening.
South Bihar: The weather will remain dry in areas like Buxar and Kaimur, but due to the effect of western disturbance, the wind speed may remain at 15-20 km per hour.
Farewell to ‘pink cold’ amidst the heat of summer
As soon as half of the month of February passed, the heat started knocking in Bihar, but this latest movement on Mahashivratri has postponed the farewell of cold a bit. Meteorologists say that the temperature will fluctuate for the next 48 hours, after which the mercury will rise rapidly.
Advice for farmers and devotees
For devotees: Considering the possibility of rain, carry an umbrella while going to the temple. It would be better to wear light warm clothes to protect yourself from the morning and evening wind.
For farmers: In view of the possibility of storm and drizzle, it has been advised to keep the harvested crops in safe places.
North India Statesman