Monsoon activity has intensified in Bihar, leading to warnings of heavy rainfall and lightning across several districts. According to the Patna Meteorological Center, a low-pressure area over western Jharkhand and adjoining regions is causing increased rain and thunderstorm activity in the state.

Over the past 24 hours, many parts of Bihar experienced significant rainfall, with Obra in Aurangabad recording the highest at 135.8 mm. On September 2nd, extremely heavy rainfall warnings were issued for Aurangabad and Gaya districts. For September 3rd, heavy rainfall is predicted for Araria, Bhabua, Gaya, Kishanganj, Rohtas, and Siwan districts.

Accompanying these conditions, an alert has been issued for strong winds gusting at 30 to 40 kilometers per hour, lightning, and thunder in the southwest, south-central, and southeast parts of the state. Koilwar in Bhojpur district recorded the highest wind speed of 50 km/h in the last 24 hours.

Regarding temperatures, Kaimur (Bhabua) registered the highest maximum temperature at 34.9 degrees Celsius. A drop of 2 to 3 degrees Celsius in the maximum temperature is expected in South Bihar over the next two days. Valmiki Nagar in West Champaran recorded the lowest minimum temperature at 24.0 degrees Celsius, with no significant changes expected in minimum temperatures for the next five days.