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People living in Baba Gorakhnath’s city Gorakhpur and surrounding areas (Deoria, Kushinagar) have been asking the same question for the last few days – “Oh God! When will this sticky heat and humidity get rid of?” The scorching sun in the day and the humidity that causes sweat in the night has kept everyone’s condition unhappy. People are eagerly staring at the sky, when the drops of relief will rain.
So let’s eliminate this impatience of yours. The information given by the Meteorological Department can also bring a smile on your face and also increase some worry.
Today the weather patterns are going to change!
Yes, according to the Meteorological Department, now waiting watches are about to end. The monsoon over Purvanchal is once again looking kind. From this afternoon this afternoon, the movement of clouds in the sky may increase and the weather can take a sudden turn.
The Meteorological Department has given Gorakhpur, Deoria, Kushinagar to Maharajganj and many surrounding districts Rain alert Has released.
What will be the rain?
The department says that the next 24 to 48 hours are very important for these areas. During this time light to moderate rain is almost certain, but in some places Heavy rain with strong winds and thunder Can also happen. So if you are planning to get out somewhere, then go out after seeing the mood of the weather.
Good news for farmers, some care for the people of the city
This rain will not be less than any ‘Sanjeevani Booti’ for farmers who have planted paddy. Drying fields will get water and new life will come in the crop, which will blossom the faces of farmers.
On the other hand, people living in the city need to be taken some care. After heavy rains, often in low -lying areas of cities Waterlogging Goes, which causes traffic problems arise.
So overall, the good news is that the deadly humidity and heat will soon provide great relief. The weather will be cold and a freshness will dissolve in Fiza. Just get ready to enjoy this pleasant weather with a little caution!
North India Statesman