Night temperatures will stay below normal in most areas. Western districts like West Champaran, East Champaran, Siwan, Gopalganj, and Buxar may experience frequent cold-wave days. Other regions will also feel the chill at night, even if cold-wave days are fewer.

IMD forecasts below-normal rainfall in January. Bihar normally receives around 9.4 mm of rainfall this month, but this year, precipitation is expected to be less than average.

December brought several severe cold days, with temperatures dropping to about 5 °C in some places. Dense fog and cold winds have already affected daily life, schools, and travel.

Authorities advise residents to stay warm, wear appropriate winter clothing, and take extra care of children and elderly family members during chilly nights. Staying updated with the latest IMD forecasts will help people plan their days and nights better.

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Cold westerly winds continue to blow over the state, keeping daytime temperatures much lower than normal. Many areas are experiencing biting cold even during the afternoon, while mornings remain extremely chilly.

Dense fog has reduced visibility in parts of north and central Bihar. Roads, railways, and air travel are facing delays due to poor visibility during early morning and late-night hours. Drivers are advised to move slowly and use fog lights where possible.

The weather department said there may be little change in temperatures over the next few days. Cold day conditions are likely to continue, especially in districts under the orange alert.

Health officials have advised people to wear warm clothes and avoid unnecessary outdoor activities, especially the elderly and children. Farmers have also been asked to protect crops from cold stress.

Authorities urged residents to follow weather updates closely and take safety precautions until conditions improve.

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