Four districts in Bihar are likely to experience light rainfall today, while the state capital Patna and most other regions will continue to face humid weather conditions. According to the meteorological department, scattered showers might be observed in some eastern and southern districts of the state. However, Patna's maximum temperature has reached 37 degrees Celsius, leading to discomfort due to heat and humidity.

Weather scientists explained that the monsoon trough has shifted slightly north of its normal position, preventing the expected heavy rainfall in Bihar. Instead, localized factors and moisture from the Bay of Bengal are causing limited rainfall activity in specific areas. Patna has experienced a deficit in rainfall over the past few days, and the combination of strong sunshine and humidity during the day has made life difficult for residents.

Experts suggest that no significant change in weather is expected across a large part of the state in the next 24 to 48 hours. However, some places might witness light drizzles accompanied by thunder. Farmers have been advised to pay special attention to irrigating their crops, as the lack of rain could negatively impact Kharif crops. The meteorological department has urged people to avoid direct sun exposure during the day and drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration.