Several places across Jharkhand will continue to witness a rise in the minimum temperature levels from Thursday onwards due to the impact of a western disturbance system present in the north western parts of the country.
As per the Meteorological Centre, Ranchi an increase in the minimum temperatures levels by two to three degree Celsius is being predicted in the coming days. During this time of the year Jharkhand does not receive too much rain and if it does rain it is mainly due to an induced western disturbance.
“In the coming days, the weather in Jharkhand will be under the influence of a western disturbance passing through the north western parts of the country especially Rajasthan. This will lead to formation of clouds and moisture incursion in the atmosphere.
There will be a gradual rise in the minimum temperature levels for the next few days and it some places it will be partially cloudy as well,” said Deputy Director, MET Centre Ranchi Abhishek Anand.
Statistics shared by the MET Observatory Ranchi on December 10 stated that the State capital recorded a minimum temperature of 13.3 degree Celsius which is 2.7 notches above normal. Daltonganj was recorded at 11.8 degree Celsius which is 1.5 degrees above normal while the night- time temperature in Bokaro was observed at 11.1 degree Celsius which is 1.6 degrees below normal.
The weathermen further stated that from December 15 onwards conducive weather conditions are likely to prevail across the State with dry north westerly winds. As per the data shared by the Department, from December 11 to December 17, the maximum temperature across the State is likely to be above normal and lie in the range of 25 to 31 degree Celsius.