Jharkhand Bids Farewell to Severe Cold; Only 5 Districts Remain Chilly

• Jharkhand's severe cold is ending, with minimum temperatures rising significantly from 1-2 degrees to 8-9 degrees Celsius.
• Temperatures in some districts have reached 12-13 degrees, with a further 2-3 degree increase expected in the next few days.
• Ranchi Meteorological Department forecasts maximum temperatures of 26-30 degrees Celsius in eastern districts like Deoghar, Dhanbad, and Dumka.
• Godda and Pakur could see temperatures up to 30 degrees on January 21-22, while minimums stay between 9-14 degrees Celsius.
• Only 5 districts (Lohardaga, Palamu, Ranchi, Khunti, Gumla) will experience minimum temperatures of 8-9 degrees, with potential cold waves.

Why It Matters: Jharkhand is experiencing a significant relief from severe cold, with temperatures rising across most districts.