Several districts have already started experiencing heatwave conditions. Motihari and Nalanda recorded temperatures much higher than normal for the second consecutive day, prompting the weather department to issue a heatwave alert.

On Monday, Dehri in Rohtas recorded the highest temperature at 43.2°C, while Gaya, Rajgir, and Buxar also reported temperatures above 42°C. Patna touched 40°C for the first time this season, making the day extremely hot for residents.

Bihar Weather Today remains hot due to dry westerly winds affecting most districts. However, meteorologists expect a western disturbance to become active soon. This may bring thunderstorms and light rain from April 23, which could lower temperatures by 3–4°C and provide some relief.

Authorities have advised people to avoid direct sunlight, drink plenty of water, and stay hydrated during the ongoing heatwave.

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