Bihar Weather: Early Summer Heat Hits Bihar, Threatening Crops and Worrying Farmers

• Bihar experiences early summer heat in February with rising day and night temperatures, alarming farmers.
• Kaimur district recorded the highest day temperature at 30.2°C; most districts have minimum temperatures above 10°C.
• Rising temperatures pose a threat to Rabi crops (wheat, gram, lentils, mustard) by reducing soil moisture and increasing pest risk.
• Meteorological Department attributes the heat to a weakening Western Disturbance, lack of rain, and clear skies.
• No significant change in temperature, dense fog, or rain is predicted until February 19, with stable day and night temperatures.