What was the weather like in Kolkata on Monday evening?

Kolkata's sky was covered by clouds on Monday evening, and the city experienced only an insignificant drizzle.

Is more thunderstorm activity expected in Kolkata?

Yes, the Met office has warned of possible further thunderstorm activity in Kolkata and parts of south Bengal districts until Wednesday.

What are the predicted temperature changes in Kolkata?

No significant temperature variation is expected in Kolkata for the next three days, after which the mercury is set to start rising.

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Kolkata Escapes Downpour: Light Drizzle Amidst Stormy Skies

10 Mar

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Summary

Kolkata experienced only insignificant drizzle despite cloudy skies.
Further thunderstorm activity is possible in Kolkata and south Bengal until Wednesday.
Daytime temperatures dipped slightly but are expected to rise after three days.

Kolkata Escapes Downpour: Light Drizzle Amidst Stormy Skies

Kolkata's sky was cloudy by Monday evening, but the city largely escaped with only an insignificant drizzle throughout the day. The Regional Meteorological Centre indicated that cloudiness would persist, with a possibility of light rain in Kolkata continuing until Wednesday.

While Kolkata experienced minimal rainfall, districts such as Bankura and Purulia in south Bengal encountered light to moderate showers. The maximum temperature in Kolkata on Monday was 30.4°C, a slight decrease from the previous day, and 2.6 notches below normal.

The minimum temperature recorded was 23.9°C, 2.2 notches above normal. Met officials predict no significant temperature variation in the city for the next three days, after which the mercury is expected to start rising. The highest temperature recorded this year was 33.1°C on March 3rd.

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