Several areas, including the capital Ranchi, will see rain: Meteorological Department has issued a yellow signal, heavy clouds entrenched in various regions of Ranchi

 Several areas, including the capital Ranchi, will see rain: Meteorological Department has issued a yellow signal, heavy clouds entrenched in various regions of Ranchi

You may get wet at the festival of colours from both the colours and the rain. Much of the state's districts, including the capital Ranchi, are covered in clouds. The sun has been obscured by thick clouds in various parts of Ranchi, the nation's capital. On the day of Holi, rain was already expected, according to the meteorological department.

It could rain in these areas. The Meteorological Department has made weather predictions for the districts of Chatra, Garhwa, Gumla, Latehar, Lohardaga, Palamu, Ranchi, and portions of those districts. After noon, rain is predicted in these locations. In these regions, there is a chance of light to moderate rain mixed with thunder and lightning. Despite the fact that this is steadily rising, the cool weather will undoubtedly provide some reprieve from the heat.

The pre-monsoon thunder storm

according to meteorologists who had provided information on the shifting weather before Holi.
Its impact lasts until June 15.
In various parts of the nation, including the state, intermittent rain may fall during this time. Owing to the establishment of low pressure, the warm air first moves across the western part of Jharkhand.

continuing yellow alert

This is the cause of the likelihood of light rain in numerous state districts. The greatest wind speed can persist in the range of 30 to 40 km during this time. Strong winds, thunder, and lightning will be present in several areas of the eastern and adjacent central regions of Jharkhand on March 10 as well. A yellow signal has been issued by the Meteorological Center Ranchi for March 8–10.