Temperature dropped in 14 districts of Bihar: Westerly wind increased Kankani; Coldest in Gaya, mercury dropped to 9.6 degrees

Now the effect of cold is slowly visible in Bihar. Now the temperature is seen falling rapidly in the morning and night. The westerly wind has also increased the noise. People have now also started using quilts and blankets in homes. Gaya remained the coldest city in the state on Sunday. Where the temperature was around 9.6 degrees. Only Gaya district recorded minimum temperature below 10.

According to the Meteorological Department, the effect of westerly and north westerly winds is continuing in the state, due to which a drop in temperature is being seen. The wind speed is 10 to 14 kilometers per hour. According to the bulletin issued by the Patna Meteorological Center, the state’s weather will remain dry for the next few days. The sky is expected to be clear. On the other hand, according to the Meteorological Department, there is no visible effect of any significant change in day and night temperature for the next two days. However, even after that the temperature may drop up to 4 degree Celsius.

Dense fog also enveloped many rural areas in the morning.

It is coldest in Gaya

The effect of cold is expected to be even more in entire Bihar. But on Sunday, Gaya district remained the coldest. Where the minimum temperature was recorded at 9.6 degree Celsius. Earlier, Sabour had become the coldest area in Bhagalpur district. Where 9.0 degree Celsius temperature was recorded. Apart from this, the minimum temperature was 13.4 in Patna, 11.4 in Banka, 13.6 in Bhagalpur, 12.9 degree Celsius in Purnia. The Meteorological Department says that due to the strong condition of north-westerly wind in the state, the condition of fog is continuous in rural and urban areas.

The minimum temperature of Patna was recorded at 13.4 degrees.

Decrease in temperature recorded in 14 districts

On Wednesday, the temperature of 14 districts of the state including the capital has dropped, including Purnia, Bhagalpur, Sabour, Banka, Saharsa, Supaul, Nalanda, Nawada, Gaya, Aurangabad, Rohtas, Saran, Muzaffarpur, East Champaran and Siwan districts.

be health conscious

Dr. Pinky Muskaan has advised to be alert during this changing season, the doctor says that some people become careless after the rise in temperature. During this, they should be completely careful, especially children and the elderly should avoid going out in the morning. He says that at this time most patients in hospitals come with complaints of throat pain and body pain. People are facing mild fever and cold cough. Along with this, he also says that in the coming days the temperature will fall even further, at that time there is a need to be more conscious about health.