There is a possibility of less rain in Bihar in July, IMD alert increased heat worry

According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts, Biharis are not expected to get as much relief from monsoon in this July as it was seen in previous years. According to the Meteorological Department, this month there is a possibility of less rainfall in the state, which will directly affect the temperature and there may be an increase in heat and humidity. This prediction is especially worrying for those who were expecting good monsoon rains.

According to meteorologists, the intensity of monsoon winds coming from the Bay of Bengal is expected to be slightly weak, due to which clouds will be seen in many parts of Bihar, but rain activities may be less than normal. The result will be that the temperature will be recorded in the day time and the level of humidity is also likely to be high. Due to this, people may face humid heat.

To deal with this situation, people are advised to take care of their health, drink plenty of water and try to stay indoors in the hottest time of the day. Also, farmers are advised to use water resources available for irrigation of their crops carefully. Less than normal rainfall can also affect kharif crops, so the local administration also needs to be ready to deal with potential drought or water scarcity.