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Weather
Bihar to See Cooler Mornings, Warm Afternoons; Temperatures Likely to Drop by End‑October
✍️ Patna Press
🗓 20 Oct 2026, 03:32 PM
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The state’s weather forecast indicates cooler mornings and warm afternoons, with temperatures expected to decline towards the end of October.
The Bihar Meteorological Department issued a weather bulletin for the coming weeks, noting a shift toward milder mornings across the state. Daytime temperatures are projected to remain warm, with highs hovering around the mid‑30s Celsius in most districts.
Morning lows are expected to dip into the low 20s Celsius, providing a noticeable relief from the scorching pre‑monsoon heat that has persisted since June. However, the afternoon heat will stay relatively high, especially in the central and southern regions of Bihar.
Forecasters anticipate a gradual cooling trend as October progresses, with average maximum temperatures likely to fall by several degrees by the month’s end. The department advises residents to adjust clothing layers for cooler evenings and to stay hydrated during the warm afternoons.
Agricultural stakeholders have been cautioned to monitor soil moisture levels, as the cooler nights could benefit certain crops while the lingering daytime heat may still stress water‑intensive varieties. Local authorities will continue to update the public through daily bulletins and mobile alerts.
Morning lows are expected to dip into the low 20s Celsius, providing a noticeable relief from the scorching pre‑monsoon heat that has persisted since June. However, the afternoon heat will stay relatively high, especially in the central and southern regions of Bihar.
Forecasters anticipate a gradual cooling trend as October progresses, with average maximum temperatures likely to fall by several degrees by the month’s end. The department advises residents to adjust clothing layers for cooler evenings and to stay hydrated during the warm afternoons.
Agricultural stakeholders have been cautioned to monitor soil moisture levels, as the cooler nights could benefit certain crops while the lingering daytime heat may still stress water‑intensive varieties. Local authorities will continue to update the public through daily bulletins and mobile alerts.