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Bihar weather report today 2026: At present, two completely different colors of nature are being seen together in Bihar. While one part of the state is suffering from scorching heat and scorching sun, on the other hand, in some districts, strong storms and torrential rains have increased the problems of the people. According to meteorologists, the main reason behind this big change is a powerful Cyclonic Circulation active in the state.
Zee News According to , the situation in the districts of South and Central Bihar is such that the strong sunlight starts scorching people in the afternoon and then light drizzle caused by sudden movement of clouds provides minor relief. For Monday (May 25), the Meteorological Department has divided the state into two different warning zones.
One state, two seasons: Complete list of districts under alert
For the safety and vigilance of the citizens of Bihar, the Meteorological Department has issued strict district-wise guidelines, which can be easily understood from the table given below:
| Region Name | Major districts affected | official weather alert | Strict advice from administration |
| south-west bihar | Buxar, Bhojpur, Arwal, Kaimur, Rohtas, Aurangabad and Gaya | Severe heatwave (orange alert) | Do not go out of the house at all in the afternoon i.e. from 10 am to 5 pm without essential work. |
| North-Eastern Bihar (Seemanchal) | Sitamarhi, Muzaffarpur, Vaishali, Samastipur, Darbhanga, Madhubani, Supaul, Saharsa, Madhepura, Purnia, cut-off Katihar, Araria and Kishanganj. | Thunderstorm, Heavy Rain and Thunderstorm (Orange/Yellow Alert) | Stay in safe places during bad weather. Completely avoid standing under electric poles and trees. |
Key figures and losses of the last 24 hours
Even during the last 24 hours, the mood of Bihar seemed completely divided into two parts. While the sun was blazing in the plains of the state, nature was harsh in the border areas:
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Record breaking temperature: Maximum day temperature due to severe heat wave in many southern districts of the state 45 degrees Celsius Due to which normal life came to a complete standstill.
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Record of heavy rainfall: In sharp contrast, the record in Pranpur in Katihar district in the north-eastern part 7 cm heavy rain Recorded, due to which low lying areas were flooded.
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Storm wind speed: in Madhepura district 56 kilometers per hour The strong storm that came at a high speed caused heavy damage to many old trees and roofs of mud houses.
Strict warning from meteorologists: This severe phase of storm, strong winds and lightning may continue in different parts of Bihar for the next four to five days. Avoid staying in open fields when storm or rain starts and also tie your cattle to safe places.
