Meteorologist Abhishek Anand told that if this situation remains like this till August 15, then there will be chances of drought in Jharkhand. Farmers will suffer the most due to this.
These days good rain was predicted by the Meteorological Department in the whole of Jharkhand. But looking at the situation, it seems as if the monsoon is extremely angry.
Although the capital Ranchi has received light to moderate rains in the night for the last two days. But there was no sign of rain during the day. Apart from Ranchi, the condition of other districts also remained the same.
Meteorologist Abhishek Anand of Ranchi Meteorological Department told Local 18 that the monsoon was forecast to be active in Jharkhand. But it is not raining as expected. The main reason for this is that the effect of the monsoon trough passing through the southern part of Jharkhand is not that much.
Apart from this, the low pressure that was formed in the Bay of Bengal is moving towards the Bay due to the Western Disturbance in the upper atmosphere. Due to which its effect is being seen very mild in Jharkhand.
Least rainfall in Ranchi and Chatra
According to the Meteorological Center, there has been very less rainfall in some districts of Jharkhand, in which Ranchi and Chatra are the most prominent. A deficiency of 45 percent is being seen in Ranchi and Chatra.
Apart from this, Lohardaga, Khunti and Latehar Deficiency up to 49 percent has also been seen in this. More than 12 districts in the state have received 50 per cent less rainfall than normal. If we talk about the entire state, the deficiency of 46 percent in the entire rain has been recorded till 30 July.
Meteorologist Abhishek Anand told that if this situation remains like this till August 15, then there will be chances of drought in Jharkhand. Farmer brothers will suffer the most due to this. Farmer brothers need to be alert from now itself and they will have to make preparations for the coming days.
How will it be in the coming days,
according to the weather center, good rain is expected in the entire state from August 1 to 3. It is expected that the low pressure created in the Bay of Bengal will be seen in Jharkhand.
During this, there is also a possibility of heavy to very heavy rains in some days, such as Koderma, Hazaribagh and West Singhbhum. Yellow alert has been issued in some districts like Latehar, Lohardaga, Gumla, Simdega, Khunti, Ranchi, Palamu, Garhwa and Chatra. The situation will be normal in the rest of the districts.
