look news india
The weather pattern of Jharkhand has once again completely changed and the people of the state, who have been troubled by the humid heat for a long time, seem to be getting great relief. According to the latest update of the Meteorological Department (IMD), the south-west monsoon has once again gained momentum in the state and clouds have gathered in many districts. Due to the activation of the new weather system formed in the Bay of Bengal, there is every possibility of heavy rain in most parts of Jharkhand for the next few days. Meteorological Centre, Ranchi has issued Orange and Yellow alert regarding heavy rain, thunder and lightning for many districts of the state till August 18. If you also live in any district of Jharkhand and are thinking of going out of the house, then this latest and detailed weather report is very important for you. Let us know which areas of Jharkhand may see heavy rain today and in the coming days.
Re-activity of monsoon and dense clouds in the state
In the last few weeks, rainfall activities had reduced considerably in many districts of Jharkhand, due to which people were suffering from the scorching heat and scorching sun. Due to less moisture in the fields, farmers’ worries also started increasing. However, meteorologists say that now the tough line of monsoon has returned to its normal position and the moisture-rich winds coming from the Bay of Bengal have completely affected the atmosphere of the state. As a result, heavy rains have started in various areas of Jamshedpur, Bokaro, Dhanbad, Palamu and Santal Pargana including the capital Ranchi. Due to continuous clouds and cold winds, a huge drop of 3 to 4 degrees Celsius has been recorded in the temperature, due to which the weather has become very pleasant.
Alert of heavy rain and thunderstorm in these districts till August 18
According to the warning issued by the Meteorological Department, till August 18, monsoon will be completely favorable in almost all the districts of Jharkhand. There is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall especially in the southern and central districts like East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum, Seraikela-Kharsawan, Simdega, Gumla and Khunti. The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for these areas. Apart from this, intermittent heavy rains are also expected in the capital Ranchi, Ramgarh, Hazaribagh, Koderma, Giridih, and Chatra. In all these districts, there is a danger of thunder as well as strong storm and lightning, regarding which the administration and disaster management department have advised the general public to take full caution.
Happiness returns on the faces of farmers, paddy crop will get a lease of life
This activity of monsoon is no less than a boon for the agricultural districts of Jharkhand. Paddy transplantation is underway in most parts of the state and the fields were in greatest need of water at this time. Due to lack of rain, farmers’ fields at many places had started drying up, causing their crops to be on the verge of failure. Now this widespread rain will flood the fields and give a new lease of life to the paddy crop. Agricultural experts believe that this rain is very favorable for the growth of Kharif crops and this has increased the hope of good yield this time. There is a lot of enthusiasm among the farmers regarding the fact that their hard work will bear fruit due to timely rains.
Special advice to the general public from the Meteorological Department during bad weather
Since the Meteorological Department has warned of frequent thunderstorms and heavy rains, the administration has appealed to the common citizens to exercise utmost caution during the inclement weather. Especially in rural areas, when the sky is overcast and there is lightning, farmers and cattle herders should not take shelter at all in open fields, tall trees or under electric poles. Staying inside pucca houses is the safest solution during this time. Apart from this, people traveling have also been instructed to be careful while passing through bad roads and waterlogged areas. These monsoon activities will remain active in Jharkhand for the next three-four days, due to which the temperature will remain controlled and people will get complete relief from the heat.