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Godda Weather Update: Godda, the cold has been increasing continuously since last two days. The falling temperature along with the westerly cold wave has greatly affected the life of common people. Here, whether day or night, there is dense fog all around.
The cold has been increasing continuously in Godda district for the last two days. The falling temperature along with the westerly cold wave has greatly affected the life of common people. The situation is such that whether it is day or night, there is dense fog all around. Due to low visibility on the roads, drivers are also facing a lot of trouble, while people are coming out of their homes only for essential work.
According to the Agricultural Meteorology Department, the minimum temperature in Godda district has been recorded at 11 degrees Celsius for the last two days. Meteorologists estimate that the temperature may fall further in the coming five days and it is likely to reach 9 degrees Celsius. Along with this, the westerly wind speed remains at 20 to 30 kilometers per hour, which may continue like this for the next few days. Due to the cold wind the chill has increased and people are forced to resort to bonfires.
Avoid cold air in the morning and evening
Agricultural meteorologist Rajneesh Prasad Rajesh said that common people need to take special precautions in this season. He said that people should cover their entire body with warm clothes and avoid cold wind in the morning and evening. Farmers have been advised. They maintain moisture in their fields. So that the cold does not have any adverse effect on the crops. At the same time, animal farmers have been advised to cover their animals with jute sacks or warm clothes, spread straw in the cattle shed and protect them from cold wind. This time the cold has increased suddenly and quite intensely.
Cold wave hits Godda
However, in view of the cold, the district administration also seems to be cautious. The administration has made arrangements for bonfires across the district. Besides, warm blankets are being distributed among the poor, helpless and people living in slums, so that they can stay safe from the cold. While talking to Local 18, Suvendu Shekhar of Mahagama told that the sudden increase in cold can affect the elderly and sick people the most. Such people need to be especially careful, stay indoors and protect themselves from cold. Overall, there is a possibility of the cold increasing further in the coming days, in such a situation, vigilance is the biggest measure of protection.
