Ranchi: Monsoon is departing from the state. The Meteorological Department has not issued any alert regarding rain in the state till October 14. The weather department has predicted the weather to be dry. The sky is also expected to remain clear from October 10 to October 14.
In the last 24 hours, light to moderate rain has occurred over some parts of the state. The sky has been clear at many places. The highest temperature in the state was recorded at 36.4 degrees Celsius in Godda. The minimum temperature recorded in Ranchi is 20.6 degrees Celsius. A drop in minimum temperatures is being recorded in many parts of the state.
Monsoon has departed from Palamu division. There is no hope of rain in Jharkhand for the next few days. The sky will be clear. Rain has stopped in the entire state including Ranchi for the last two days. Due to this the mercury has started rising.
The temperature has increased by 6 to 7 degrees. Meteorologist said that monsoon has almost departed from Jharkhand. The Meteorological Department will release its official information in a day or two. There is no possibility of major change in the maximum temperature in the state for the next four days. After this, the temperature will gradually start falling by 2 to 3 degrees from October 15.
On Monday, Ranchi’s maximum temperature was recorded at 31.02 degrees and minimum at 20.6 degrees. At the same time, the maximum temperature of Jamshedpur was 36 degrees and the minimum was 25 degrees. Daltenganj recorded a maximum of 35.4 and a minimum of 23.3 degrees. The meteorologist has said that the sky will be clear across the state from October 10 to 15. There is no possibility of any system being formed.
Direct sunlight will touch the earth and the day temperature will increase slightly. The minimum temperature in Ranchi and surrounding areas is likely to remain at 20 degrees till October 15. It will be hot during the day, but you will feel cool as the evening approaches.