A sudden change in weather conditions in Gorakhpur has led to a noticeable drop in temperature, with continuous rainfall bringing back a chill across the city and disrupting daily routines.

Persistent rainfall in Gorakhpur has resulted in a temperature decline of nearly 10 degrees Celsius, increasing the sense of cold across the city. The day began with b winds and dense cloud cover, affecting normal daily activities.

The sky remained overcast throughout the morning, with intermittent spells of heavy rain. Cold winds blowing at speeds of around 40 kilometres per hour further lowered temperatures. At a time when heat conditions typically begin to intensify, the sudden weather shift has caused a return of mild cold conditions.

The impact of the weather was particularly evident among schoolchildren. Many children were seen getting drenched while commuting to school in the morning. In several cases, children did not have raincoats or umbrellas, leading to difficulties. Parents expressed concern that sending children to school in such conditions could affect their health.

Rainfall has caused waterlogging in several parts of the city, disrupting traffic movement. Roads became slippery, and long traffic jams were reported in multiple areas. Office-goers experienced delays, with many reaching their destinations while drenched.

According to the Meteorological Department, the weather change is due to a western disturbance and a local weather system, leading to rainfall and b winds in several parts of the state. The department has indicated that similar conditions are likely to persist for the next few hours and has advised people to remain alert.

Doctors have stated that sudden changes in weather can lead to an increase in cold, cough, and fever cases, advising people to take precautions. Special care has been recommended for children and the elderly.

Overall, the weather shift in Gorakhpur has brought a temporary respite from heat while also creating new challenges for residents. Attention remains focused on further weather updates in the coming days.