Patna remained the hottest place with maximum temperature at 35.1 degree Celsius, while Gaya and Bhagalpur recorded 34.4 and 33.3 degrees Celsius.
Gaya recorded the highest humidity level at 89 per cent followed by Bhagalpur at 85 per cent and Purnea at 83 per cent. Patna had the least humidity level at 72 per cent.
The weather office predicted a generally cloudy sky with prospect of light to moderate rainfall in different parts of Bihar over the next 24 hours.
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