Ranchi: The sky will remain clear from Sunday, but the night temperatures are likely to fall by two to four degrees Celsius in the state in the coming days, said the meteorological department on Friday. Due to impact of western disturbance, southern districts and their adjoining areas in central Jharkhand, including Ranchi, may witness light rainfall on Saturday.
In charge of meteorological department, Ranchi, Abhishek Anand said, “The impact of western disturbances will be seen in Jharkhand till Saturday after which the weather will be sunny. The minimum temperatures, which have remained above normal recently, will fall. The daytime temperatures, which remained below normal, will rise.” He said that after the end of impact of western disturbances, morning hours would be foggy but the sky would become clear later in the day. It may be mentioned here that the weather remained largely cloudy in Ranchi and its surrounding areas on Friday. The state capital registered daytime temperature of 17.8 degrees Celsius, which was six degrees below normal.
The Birsa Agriculture University on Friday came out with an advisory saying that rainfall followed by low temperature are likely to cause diseases and insect attack on the crops. It stated that farmers should spray urea on crops and carry out weeding.
In charge of meteorological department, Ranchi, Abhishek Anand said, “The impact of western disturbances will be seen in Jharkhand till Saturday after which the weather will be sunny. The minimum temperatures, which have remained above normal recently, will fall. The daytime temperatures, which remained below normal, will rise.” He said that after the end of impact of western disturbances, morning hours would be foggy but the sky would become clear later in the day. It may be mentioned here that the weather remained largely cloudy in Ranchi and its surrounding areas on Friday. The state capital registered daytime temperature of 17.8 degrees Celsius, which was six degrees below normal.
The Birsa Agriculture University on Friday came out with an advisory saying that rainfall followed by low temperature are likely to cause diseases and insect attack on the crops. It stated that farmers should spray urea on crops and carry out weeding.
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