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There is a relief news for the people suffering from the scorching heat and heat wave that has been going on in Jharkhand for the last several days. Most parts of the state will see a change in weather patterns for the next five days. According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department (IMD), the maximum temperature may drop by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius in the coming days.
Meteorological Department’s alert and forecast
Ranchi Meteorological Center Deputy Director Abhishek Anand said that the temperature has already dropped by 1 to 2 degrees in many parts of the state.
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Orange Alert: the weather department 30th May of the state till 20 districts ‘Orange Alert’ has been issued for. During this period, there is a strong possibility of rain with thunderstorms and strong winds in various parts of the state.
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Drop in temperature: The temperature is expected to drop further by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius in the next two days, which will provide great relief from the scorching heat.
Main reasons for decrease in heat (Weather Systems)
According to meteorologists, this drop in temperature is happening due to the activation of two low-pressure systems:
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First System: Extends from north-western Uttar Pradesh to southern coastal Odisha.
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Second system: Active from South Bihar to North Coastal Andhra Pradesh.
Due to the effect of these seasonal activities, moist winds are coming to Jharkhand, due to which the effect of heat is reducing.
A look at past figures
In many areas of the state, the temperature remained continuously above 40 degrees Celsius, which was challenging for life:
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Daltenganj (Medininagar): This area was the hottest area in the state, where the temperature reached 44.8 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, which fell to 43.8 degrees on Wednesday.
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Capital Ranchi: The maximum temperature in Ranchi on Tuesday was 39.2 degrees Celsius, which came down to 37 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.
Important tips to protect yourself from heat wave
The Meteorological Department and health experts have advised citizens to take the following precautions to protect themselves from the heat:
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Keep track of time: Afternoon 12 o’clock to 3 o’clock Avoid going out between.
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Food and drink: Consume not just plain water but also electrolytes (ORS), lemon water, soups and seasonal fruit juices to maintain the balance of water and nutrients in the body.
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Dress: Wear light colored and loose cotton clothes while leaving the house.
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Health Symptoms: If you feel tired, muscle cramps or lethargy, immediately go to a cool place and consult a doctor.
Under various public welfare schemes of the Jharkhand government, such as ‘Abua Dawakhana’, health services are also being kept in order so that the patients affected by the heat wave can get timely treatment.
