Kal Ka Mausam: A new low pressure area is forming over the Bay of Bengal. The Meteorological Department has said that a low pressure area has formed over West Bengal. It will now move towards Jharkhand and adjacent north Odisha. It will reach Odisha in 2 days.
There is a depression centre in Daltenganj.
At the same time, the monsoon trough that formed at sea level is currently passing through Jaisalmer in Rajasthan. East Rajasthan Depression Centre, Guna, Sidhi, Jharkhand It is located in Daltenganj. A low pressure area has formed in the Ganges of Bengal West Bengal It is moving towards the southeast and northeast of the Bay of Bengal.
A low pressure area will form in the Bay of Bengal on August 29
India Meteorological Department (IMD) Of ranchi Abhishek Anand, head of the meteorological station, told Prabhat Khabar (prabhatkhabar.com) that a fresh low pressure area is likely to form over the east-central and north Bay of Bengal by August 29.
Yellow alert issued for many districts of Jharkhand
The meteorologist said that on Tuesday (August 27) Jharkhand A yellow alert has been issued for. It said that there will be rain and thunder at some places in Jharkhand on that day. There is also a high possibility of lightning. Not only this, heavy rain may also fall at some places in the northeast.
There may be heavy rain in these districts.
- Deoghar
- Dhanbad
- Dumka
- Goddess
- jamtara
- pakud
- sahibganj
- Giridih
There is no possibility of significant change in maximum temperature for 5 days
The weatherman said that there is no possibility of any major change in the maximum temperature in Jharkhand during the next 5 days. He said that the monsoon activity in Jharkhand remained weak during the last 24 hours. During this period, maximum rainfall occurred in Maheshpur of Pakur district. 118.4 mm of rain fell here.
Heavy rains occurred in Maheshpur of Pakur.
During this period, the temperature in Godda was the highest in the state. The highest temperature recorded here was 34.4 degrees Celsius. The lowest minimum temperature was recorded at the meteorological centre in the capital Ranchi at 22.6 degrees Celsius. Light to moderate rainfall occurred in some areas during the last 24 hours. Very heavy rainfall fell in Maheshpur.
Where did it rain the most in Jharkhand?
Maheshpur in Jharkhand’s Pakur district received maximum rainfall during the last 24 hours. Here, 118.4 mm of rainfall fell.
Where was the highest temperature recorded in Jharkhand?
The maximum temperature in Godda in Santal Pargana was the highest in Jharkhand. The maximum temperature recorded in Godda during the last 24 hours was 34.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in the state.
Which districts of Jharkhand will experience rain?
The Meteorological Department has said that there is a strong possibility of rain in these 8 districts of Jharkhand tomorrow i.e. August 27. The list of districts where rain will occur is as follows:
– Deoghar
-Dhanbad
– Dumka
– Goddess
– Jamtara
–Pakur
– Sahibganj
– Giridih
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