Bengal rain: When does it start to rain in South Bengal? Forecast from the Weather Office
Bengal is engulfed in the intense Baisakh fire. The heat of the morning sun is scorching the body. Warm air during the day and a lot of perspiration at night. The Bengalis are generally unhappy in this scorching heat. Like chatak birds, the state’s citizens are waiting for the storm. Is there a prognosis for Kalbaisakhi or relief rains, though? what the Meteorological Office of Alipur stated.
Kolkata will continue to be impacted by the heat wave even today. The Gangetic South Bengal is still experiencing the heat wave, according to reports from the weather office. For the next five days, an orange heat wave warning has been issued for every district.
On Sunday, the highest temperature recorded in Kolkata was 41.3. Bengal is experiencing its fourth set of heat waves this April. which in April has never occurred before. There were a maximum of three heatwave episodes in April between 1998 and 2023. Nine days in a row of extreme temperatures in April 2024. In April 2009 there were two periods of extreme heat. 4 days, for an 8-day total. In 2024, a heat wave in April broke that record.
Red alert for a severe heat wave in the districts of East and West Medinipur, Dui Burdwan, Bankura, Purulia, and Jhargram is in effect today.
As far as is known, nothing has changed in the circumstances. In Bengal, the powerful west wind is blowing freely. Water vapor from the Bay of Bengal fills the air every evening. However, it lacks strength. Since yesterday, May 7, there hasn’t been any rain in the state. But throughout the following five days, there won’t be any appreciable changes in temperature. We’ll have a heat wave for the time being. However, there will be no change in the temperature.
Rainfall is expected after May 5.
Still, rain is expected in South Bengal starting on May 5. The Gangetic south will see a significant influx of water vapor. Lu’s strength will diminish. The Northern Hemisphere’s created axis will rotate counterclockwise around the South. Rain is highly likely to fall. The Alipur Meteorological Department provided a significant update.
Probability of rain in North Bengal
Rain fell on Tuesday, April 30, in Darjeeling, Kalimpong, and Jalpaiguri. On June 1, Cooch Behar and Alipurduar will be included in the rainy list. There will be sporadic rain, though. but, not throughout the whole district. Rain is not likely to fall for very long. Together with strong winds and lightning.
Although the parameters for a heat wave are similar in Alipurduar and Cooch Behar in the north, none is predicted at this time. Next five days will see a heat wave in the districts of Malda and Dinajpur.
