As per the Met bulletin, among major cities, Gaya received highest rainfall at 62.6 mm (recorded between 8:30 am on Thursday to 8:30 am on Friday), followed by 22.8 mm in Bhagalpur, 21.4 mm in Patna and 0.5 mm in Purnea.
With south west monsoon being normal in Bihar during past 24 hours, places like Chapra received 6 cm of rainfall, Palmerganj, Jalalpur, Goraul received 3 cm each while Jhajha, Bihpur, Bhagalpur, Patna Aerodrome, Deo, Sripalpur, Rajauli, Katoria, Bodh Gaya registered 2 cm each, it said.
In the forecast, the Met office said that Patna, Gaya, Bhagalpur and Purnea are likely to witness generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or thunder shower tomorrow.
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