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There will be no major change in the weather of the state in Jharkhand till October 6. Like every day, there will be strong sunshine during the first half of the day for the next week and after 2 pm there may be light to moderate rain at some places.
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On Monday too, first sunshine followed by heavy rain was witnessed in various parts of the state including the capital Ranchi.
After rain in the afternoon, the weather clears again in the evening. The sun has been shining since this morning. No warning has been issued by the Meteorological Department either.
Monsoon will weaken further in 24 hours
According to the report of the Meteorological Department, the monsoon remained very weak in the state during the last 24 hours. A light rain occurred. The maximum rainfall was 22 mm. This rain was recorded in Hazaribagh. Talking about the maximum temperature, 35.6 degree Celsius was recorded in Seraikela. Ranchi had the lowest temperature. The lowest temperature recorded here is 23.6 degrees Celsius.
What next- P. Due to disturbances, winter will start beating from the third week of November
The usual date for the departure of monsoon from the country is 15 October. Now the difference in day and night temperatures will increase further during the next one to one and a half months. From the third week of November, the temperature will start to drop during the day as well, because the process of western disturbance will start. With the onset of snowfall in the mountains in December, cold will beat in the plains as well. La Nina is expected to form by the end of November. It is often very cold in La Nina.
It rained most in Dhanbad, least in Pakur in the state.
Jharkhand has received 1011.6 mm of rain till September 30. Normally 1022.9mm rainfall should have been recorded. Dhanbad has received the highest rainfall in the state this monsoon at 1417 mm. This is 31% more than usual. Garhwa has also received 1119.5 mm of rain. 23% more than normal, but the three districts of Pakur Chatra and Deoghar have recorded less than normal rainfall. Pakur has recorded the least rainfall of 646 mm. This is 47 percent less. At the same time, there was 681.1 mm of rain in Chatra and 763.4 mm of rain in Deoghar, which is 24 percent less than normal.
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