These days the weather pattern in Jharkhand has become very dangerous. The people of the state are suffering due to the scorching heat and heat wave. On Tuesday also, the maximum temperature was recorded above 40 degrees Celsius in nine districts of the state. At present, the situation in Palamu division has become like a hot pan, where the sun’s rays are raining fire. Meanwhile, very sad news of death of an innocent child due to heatstroke has also come to light from Ramgarh district.
According to meteorologists, at present the maximum temperature of the state is about 2 to 4 degrees Celsius higher than normal and there is no hope of relief at the moment. However, amidst this scorching heat, the Meteorological Department has today issued an alert of dusty stormy winds in many areas including the capital Ranchi.
Severe heat wave wreaks havoc in Ramgarh, painful death of 14 year old girl
The heat has completely disrupted normal life in Ramgarh district. Rifat Arzoo, 14, daughter of Ghulam Mustafa, resident of Sosokalan of Gola police station area, died untimely due to heat wave on Tuesday evening. According to family members, the girl’s health suddenly deteriorated, after which she was taken to the doctor, where the doctors also officially confirmed that the girl died due to heat stroke. After this incident, there is mourning in the entire area.
Orange alert of heat wave in many districts today, storm will blow at a speed of 60KM in some places
Weather Center Ranchi has issued double weather alert in different parts of the state for Wednesday:
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Heat wave orange alert: ‘Orange alert’ has been issued regarding severe heat wave in many districts of western parts including Palamu and Garhwa. People have been advised not to come out of their homes in the afternoon.
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Thunderstorm warning: In the form of relief or disaster amid the heat, in the capital Ranchi, Khunti and many surrounding districts. 50 to 60 kilometers per hour A warning has been issued of strong storm and lightning at the speed of .
Garhwa is the hottest, nights became extremely hot in Dhanbad
Garhwa district of Jharkhand was recorded the hottest place in the entire state on Tuesday. The maximum temperature here was recorded at 44 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature was 27 degrees Celsius. The temperature conditions of major cities were as follows:
| city name | maximum temperature | minimum temperature |
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| Garhwa | 44.0°C | 27.0°C |
| Medininagar | 43.5°C | — |
| Bokaro | 43.0°C | — |
| Dhanbad | 42.0°C | 30.0°C (hottest night) |
| Ranchi | 39.3°C | — |
Let us tell you that the minimum temperature in Dhanbad has reached 30 degrees, which means that there is no respite from the extreme humidity and heat even at night. In the capital Ranchi, there were light clouds in the afternoon on Tuesday, due to which it seemed that there would be rain, but within some time the clouds dispersed and the strong sunlight again troubled.
Analysis of weather experts: Why is Jharkhand burning?
Meteorologists have analyzed the changing weather patterns in different areas of Jharkhand due to geographical and local reasons:
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Palamu Division: Palamu is considered a ‘dry area’ of the state. The hot winds coming from the north-west enter Jharkhand through this route, hence this area gets heated first and the most.
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Kolhan area: Due to Jamshedpur and surrounding industrial areas, there is more smoke and carbon emissions from factories here. Apart from this, due to large-scale mining, the climate of this area is also changing rapidly.
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Ranchi and surrounding: Ranchi, once the summer capital of Bihar, has now been transformed into a cement-concrete jungle. Due to indiscriminate cutting of trees and concrete constructions, the temperature here has now started reaching close to 40 degrees.
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Eastern Jharkhand (Santhal region): The heat in this area is slightly less compared to the rest of the state, because due to its proximity to the Bay of Bengal, moist winds keep coming here.
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