West Bengal to Experience Rain Relief Next Week Amid Heatwave
Rain to bring relief in state next week, light to moderate shower in north Bengal
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West Bengal, India, is set to receive relief from a heatwave as thunderstorms and rain showers are forecasted for the upcoming week. While South Bengal will see hot conditions initially, a significant drop in temperatures is expected after April 27, with North Bengal anticipating continuous rainfall.
- 01Thunderstorms and rain expected across West Bengal next week.
- 02Hot and humid conditions may persist in South Bengal until April 26.
- 03North Bengal districts will experience sustained wet weather.
- 04Fishermen are advised to avoid venturing into the sea due to squally winds.
- 05Temperatures in South Bengal may drop by 3-4°C after April 27.
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West Bengal, India, is poised for a welcome change in weather as thunderstorms and rain showers are predicted to arrive next week, providing relief from the ongoing heatwave. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has indicated that while districts in South Bengal, such as Purulia, Bankura, and Jhargram, may experience hot and humid conditions until April 26, temperatures are expected to gradually decrease by 3-4°C in the following days. Rainfall is anticipated to begin in Kolkata, Howrah, and Hooghly, with light to moderate showers expected by April 29 and 30. North Bengal, including districts like Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri, will likely see consistent wet weather, with the IMD warning of heavy rainfall (7-11 cm) in isolated areas. Fishermen are cautioned against going to sea due to strong winds, and the public is advised to limit sun exposure during peak hours. Overall, this weather shift will bring much-needed relief to the residents of West Bengal.
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The upcoming rain will alleviate heat stress for residents, particularly in South Bengal, while providing much-needed moisture for crops in the region.
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