There is a possibility of light and moderate rain with thunderstorms in the State throughout the week that is till October 8. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert till October 5. There is a possibility of rain in all parts of the State on Wednesday also.
In the areas where there is a high possibility of rain, light to moderate rain may occur in many areas including Simdega, Seraikela Kharsawan, East and West Singhbhum. Similar weather patterns may persist till October 8.
The weather department has also issued an alert regarding thunderstorms. There has been damage due to lightning in many parts of the State. The Meteorological Department has appealed to the people to remain alert during this period. During heavy rains, staying under a tree, under an electric pole and using the phone in the rain is prohibited. Due to heavy rains in the State Capital, the roads are also filled with water. There is a possibility of rain from October 6th to October 8th, but no alert has been issued for this yet.
Light to moderate rain has occurred in many parts of the State in the last 24 hours. Maximum rainfall of 191.5 mm occurred in Bhavanathpur of Garhwa. There was 13.0 mm rainfall in Saryu, 12.6 in Hazaribagh, 12.0 in Ketar, 114.2 in Bardiha, 98.5 in Shialchak, 92.6 in Latehar, 84.4 in Kanke, 76.6 in Bokaro, 75.6 in Bokaro Thermal, 2.5 in Dhurki and 68 mm in Chandrapura. There was 62.8 mm rainfall in Daltonganj, 62.7 in Kandi, 60 in Dumri, 59.6 in Nanddih, 58.7 in Mandu and 56.3 mm in Tuladih. During this period, Ranchi also received 46.4 mm rainfall. There was 44.2 mm rainfall in Khalari, 44 in Garhwa, 43.2 in Ramgarh, 40.2 in Torpa, 36.6 in Barhi, 36.2 in Mandar, 34 in Tilaiya, 18.5 in Simdega and 3.5 mm in Sahibganj.
In the State Capital, torrential rains have been continuing since morning. The condition of many areas is miserable due to this rain. Life has gone haywire. Due to continuous rains, people are facing problems due to water logging in many areas of the State Capital. People are facing a lot of difficulties in going from one place to another. Ponds have formed at various intersections of the State Capital. Roads in various areas including Main Road, Bariatu, Ratu Road are almost submerged.
The system which is in the North West Bay of Bengal will reach the West Bengal coast in 24 hours. According to the forecast of the Meteorological Center, there will be light to moderate rainfall with thunder at all places in the State from October 1 to 5. There may be a drop of 2 to 4 degrees Celsius in the maximum temperature during the next 24 hours.