The southwest monsoon has officially withdrawn from the entire state of West Bengal on 13th October, marking the end of the rainy season for 2025. After several weeks of unstable weather, the state has now entered a dry and comfortable phase dominated by northerly winds. Clear Skies and Drop in Humidity Since the withdrawal, skies […]
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After days of rain and flooding across parts of North Bengal, and also moderate to heavy rains over South, the weather is finally showing signs of improvement. From Monday, no heavy rainfall is forecast anywhere in West Bengal — neither in the plains of South Bengal nor in the hills and foothills of the north.
After a night of relentless extremely heavy rainfall, floodwaters have begun to recede across several parts of North Bengal, bringing partial relief to the region battered by torrential downpours and overflowing rivers. In Jalpaiguri and adjoining districts, the situation has started improving as the water levels of major rivers — Teesta, Jaldhaka, and Murti —
Shrayan Sen West Bengal is currently in the midst of a significant weather phase as the state braces for what is expected to be the final intense spell of rains this monsoon season. The deep depression turned low-pressure area is expected to have a strong influence on the weather systems over entire eastern India, leading
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Kolkata is struggling to return to normalcy even after 24 hours of literally no rain. The heavy downpour on monday night, which officials described as the heaviest in nearly four decades, triggered severe waterlogging, widespread power cuts, and large-scale disruption of daily life. At least ten people lost their lives in rain-related incidents, eight of
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