Jharkhand/Ranchi: Rajdah in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district recorded the highest rainfall of 208.4 mm in the last 24 hours, the Meteorological Department said on Friday.
Heavy rainfall recorded in various districts
Heavy rainfall was recorded in places in Jharkhand including Nandadih (140 mm), Karmatand (139 mm), Siktia (113.2 mm), Giridih (112.6 mm), Narayanpur (104 mm), Chandwa (90.8 mm), Lohardaga (89 mm), Silichak (85.5 mm), Dumka (82.3 mm), Badkisuraiya (80 mm), Govindpur Division (79.2 mm), Jamtara (73.4 mm), Dumri (70.4 mm), Jamtara (67.2 mm), Palamu (65.5 mm), Tilaiya DVC (58 mm), Rajdhanwar (54.4 mm), Nawadih (53 mm), Sujani (47.5 mm), and Hazaribagh (31.5 mm).
The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfall in various parts of the state until October 6th. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert regarding this. During this period, strong winds of up to 30 to 40 kilometers per hour and lightning are also expected in some areas.
The department has appealed to the public to avoid standing under trees during the rain, avoid touching power poles, and avoid going out in heavy rain during this period.
The department has issued an alert for heavy rainfall in the northern and adjacent central parts of the state on October 4th and 5th. The department has also issued an alert for heavy rainfall in some parts of the state on October 6th.
The highest temperature in the state in the last 24 hours was recorded at 36.7 degrees Celsius in Saraikela, and the lowest at 18.4 degrees Celsius in Latehar.
Meanwhile, Ranchi recorded a maximum temperature of 33.6 degrees Celsius, Jamshedpur 34.2 degrees Celsius, Daltonganj 33.8 degrees Celsius, Bokaro 35.5 degrees Celsius and Chaibasa 35.8 degrees Celsius.
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