In North Kolkata, traffic is currently moving normally on BT Road and through Shyambazar, but the IMD advises that movement may be regulated during the predicted afternoon thundershowers.

Central Kolkata is seeing standard pressure around Esplanade and BBD Bagh. While there are no IPL matches today at Eden Gardens—meaning major road closures on Red Road and Mayo Road are not in effect—be prepared for sudden tailbacks if heavy rain causes waterlogging in the Dalhousie area.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass near Chingrighata remains a major bottleneck due to Metro Orange Line construction. Commuters traveling towards New Town or Salt Lake should consider using the Maa Flyoverto avoid surface-level congestion during the afternoon rush.

Kolkata will see a hot and humid April 16 with temperatures around 35°C and a moderate chance of afternoon thunderstorms. With sunrise at around 5:15 AM and sunset near 6:00 PM, brief storm activity may bring short-lived relief from the heat.

Kolkata today, on Poila Boisakh, is set to see a very warm and mostly sunny day, with temperatures ranging between 26°C and 36°C. The city will experience hazy sunshine and high humidity, making it feel hotter than actual levels. Sunrise was at 5:15 AM, and sunset is expected at 6:00 PM, while rain chances remain very low (~5–7%).

Central Kolkata is seeing high footfall around New Market and Esplanade. While most office traffic is absent due to the holiday, shoppers and diners are out in force. Security remains heightened around the Chief Electoral Officer’s office in Alipore due to ongoing administrative activity.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to face bottlenecks at the Chingrighata crossing because of Metro Orange Line work. For those heading to festive lunches in Ballygunge or Gariahat, the Maa Flyover remains the most reliable route to bypass surface-level jams.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving steadily through Shyambazar and along B.T. Road. However, expect localized congestion near historic temples like Dakshineswar and Thanthania Kalibari as devotees perform New Year rituals.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a major bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. Additionally, security arrangements for the Ambedkar Jayanti observances today may lead to localised gatherings and minor diversions near statues and commemorative sites.

Central Kolkata is seeing standard weekday congestion. However, expect heavier crowds and potential slow-downs near New Market and Esplanade as shoppers flock for last-minute Bengali New Year (Poila Baisakh) purchases. Traffic police have issued advisories for increased footfall around major market hubs.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving normally on BT Road and through the Shyambazar five-point crossing. Commuters heading toward Howrah should remain aware of ongoing diversions via Nivedita Setu due to maintenance on the Bali Bridge.

Kolkata will witness a hot and mostly dry day on April 14, with temperatures ranging between 26°C and 38°C. The city will see hazy sunshine and high humidity, making it feel hotter. Sunrise was at 5:16 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:59 PM, while rain chances remain very low at around 0–5%.

The city is entering a period of hot and humid conditions as the recent storm activity subsides. Sunrise was at 5.20 am and sunset is scheduled for 5.56 pm, providing nearly 12 hours and 36 minutes of daylight. While the morning is clear, the IMD warns of discomfort as temperatures rise ahead of the Bengali New Year.

In North Kolkata, traffic is following standard weekday patterns. However, a major traffic notification remains relevant for those heading out of the city: a portion of the Bali Bridge is under maintenance, causing buses and heavy vehicles to be diverted to Nivedita Setu.

Central Kolkata remains under standard pressure near Esplanade and BBD Bagh. Following the high-profile nomination filings earlier this week, security is stable but persistent near the Election Commission's office in Alipore. If travelling between Central and South Kolkata, note that Red Road and Queens Way are currently reported as free-flowing.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro construction. Commuters are advised to use the Maa Flyover to avoid these surface-level jams when travelling towards Salt Lake or Sector V.

Kolkata will witness a hot and mostly dry day on April 12, with temperatures nearing 39°C and almost no chance of rain. Sunrise happened around 5:19 AM, and sunset is expected to happen around 5:56 PM, as the city transitions into a warm and humid phase after recent thunderstorms.

Traffic in South Kolkata remains moderate with intermittent slowdowns across Gariahat, Tollygunge, and Behala. Usual congestion during peak hours continues, though conditions are relatively smoother compared to central zones. Commuters may experience delays of around 10–25 minutes on busy routes.

Central Kolkata is witnessing heavy congestion, especially around Esplanade, Jawaharlal Nehru Road, and Dharmatala, worsened by hawker encroachments and high vehicle density. Traffic movement remains slow in key commercial areas, with commuters likely to face delays of 20–30 minutes.

Traffic in North Kolkata is mostly moderate but slow-moving in pockets like Shyambazar, Belgachhia, and Dum Dum is expected. Usual congestion persists on BT Road and nearby crossings, while occasional disruptions due to local incidents and peak-hour rush may cause delays of around 10–20 minutes.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass near Chingrighata remains a known bottleneck due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. For those attending events at GD Birla Sabhaghar or Eden Courtyard, the Maa Flyover is the most reliable route to avoid surface-level congestion at Park Circus.

Central Kolkata is expected to see typical weekend volume. Commuters should be aware of standard one-way restrictions in the Burrabazar and B.B.D. Bagh areas. While the earlier political nomination rallies have concluded, general security remains standard near the Raj Bhawan vicinity.

In North Kolkata, traffic is flowing smoothly on B.T. Road and through Shyambazar. The IMD predicts dry weather for most of the region today, though light rain is possible in far northern districts like Darjeeling.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be the primary point of concern. Construction work for the Metro Orange Line near Chingrighata remains a permanent bottleneck. To avoid delays, travelers from the South toward New Town or Salt Lake are advised to use the Maa Flyover, which is operating without any reported accidents this morning.

Central Kolkata remains busy but more accessible compared to earlier this week. The high-profile nomination activity near Alipore & Kalighat has settled, though a minor security presence persists near Election Commission's office due to recent political clashes. Expect standard congestion on JL Nehru Road and Esplanade as the weekend approaches.

In North Kolkata, traffic is returning to its usual Friday rhythm. Major routes like A.P.C. Road and C.R. Avenue are moving smoothly now that the storm-related visibility issues have cleared. However, the Kolkata Police have maintained vigilance near Shyambazar for any residual waterlogging in low-lying lanes.

The intense Kalbaishakhi activity is tapering off as the city moves towards a mostly sunny and pleasant day. Sunrise was at 5.21 am and sunset is scheduled for 5.55 pm, providing approximately 12 hours and 34 minutes of daylight. While clouds may linger, the heavy squalls of the past two days are expected to subside into a warm, clear afternoon.

South Kolkata is experiencing moderate to heavy traffic in Gariahat, Tollygunge, Behala, and EM Bypass due to waterlogging and rain disruptions. Key intersections remain slow-moving, with commuters expected to face delays ranging between 15–30 minutes during busy hours.

Central Kolkata is the worst affected, with heavy congestion across Esplanade, Dharmatala, Sealdah, and Park Street. Office rush combined with ongoing rain has intensified traffic snarls, leading to peak hour delays of 20–35 minutes in the city’s busiest commercial zones.

Traffic in North Kolkata remains slow to congested across Dum Dum, Belgachhia, and Shyambazar due to rain-induced waterlogging and narrow roads. Key stretches like BT Road are witnessing bottlenecks, with commuters likely to face delays of around 15–25 minutes during peak hours.

Kolkata is set for a stormy April 9 with cloudy skies, temperatures around 30–33°C, and a very high (85–90%) chance of rain. Sunrise was at 5:22 AM and sunset is expected around 5:55 PM, while IMD has issued a yellow alert for thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass continues to be a bottleneck at Chingrighata due to Orange Line Metro construction. While the traffic department has granted an NOC for upcoming night blocks in May, daytime congestion remains high. Travelers to Sector V are encouraged to use the Maa Flyover to bypass surface-level jams.

Central Kolkata is facing major disruptions today. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee is scheduled to file her nomination for the Bhabanipur Assembly seat, leading to heavy security and potential diversions near Alipore and Kalighat. Additionally, recent political activity has kept stretches around Hare Street and C.R. Avenue congested.

In North Kolkata, traffic remains steady but is expected to slow down significantly if the predicted thundersquall hits. Kolkata Police advise caution on B.T. Road and near Shyambazar due to potential visibility drops during heavy downpours.

Kolkata will see a cloudy, humid day on April 8 with a maximum of 34–35°C and a minimum of 23–24°C. There's a very high (80–90%) chance of thunderstorms and rain. Sunrise was at 5:24 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:53 PM, while gusty winds and ongoing storm activity may disrupt normal routines.

The EM Bypass continues to be a major bottleneck at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro Orange Line work. To avoid the surface-level congestion at Park Circus, the Maa Flyover remains the best option for traveling toward Sector V or New Town. Note that SUV movement (up to 14-seaters) is now permitted on the AJC Bose Road Flyover.

While no major political rallies are scheduled for today, security remains heightened near the Chief Electoral Officer's office and Raj Bhawan. One-way restrictions on Radhabazar Street and Meher Ali Road are being strictly enforced until 9:00 PM. If heavy rain hits this evening, expect significant tailbacks near Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh.

In North Kolkata, traffic is currently moving normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing and B.T. Road. However, commuters should prepare for sudden slow-downs later today as the IMD warns that intense rain spells may cause reduced visibility and waterlogging in urban pockets.

Kolkata will see mostly cloudy skies with a high of 32°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise was at 5:22 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:55 PM. There's a 65% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms expected later today.

The EM Bypass remains a point of concern at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro construction. While a new parallel road has been built to ease the flow, expect slow movement during peak office hours. For those travelling to the stadium from the south, using the Metro to Esplanade is highly recommended.

Traffic is moving normally through Shyambazar and BT Road. However, commuters should avoid Strand Road and Khudiram Bose Road later this afternoon, as these will be closed or restricted starting at 4 pm due to the IPL match at Eden Gardens.

Central Kolkata will face significant congestion today. Eden Gardens hosts KKR vs PBKS tonight, and the Kolkata Police have announced major restrictions from 4 pm to 1 am. Key roads like Gostha Pal Sarani and North Brooke Avenue will be closed, and parking is strictly prohibited on Red Road, Mayo Road.

Kolkata is transitioning from a sweltering hot spell to more comfortable, thundery conditions today. Sunrise occurred at 5.24 am and sunset is expected at 5.53 pm, providing approximately 12 hours and 29 minutes of daylight. While temperatures are currently around 31°C, the Regional Meteorological Centre has predict

Expect delays on *Diamond Harbour Road* and near *Behala Chowrasta* as auto unions on the Rashbehari-Behala routes are adjusting operations. Police are conducting strict checks at *Exide Crossing* and AJC Bose Road following recent complaints regarding fare surges.

Movement is expected to be restricted around Esplanade and the Red Road area due to ongoing political demonstrations at Metro Channel. Sunday morning prayer gatherings near Park Street and Bowbazar may cause minor localised diversions and slow-moving traffic.

Expect traffic to be slow near Dum Dum and VIP Road due to significant disruptions in auto-rickshaw services following an LPG price hike. Commuters are experiencing long wait times. Maintenance work on the Yellow Line Metro near the Airport continues to restrict lane width

Kolkata will see mostly cloudy skies with a high of 34°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise was at 5:24 AM and sunset is expected at 5:54 PM; a slight chance of rain today with thunderstorms likely later this week.

Kolkata will see very hot and mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 37°C and a low of 26°C. AQI stands at 108 (Poor). Sunrise was at 5:27 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:53 PM; minimal chance of rain with heat persisting.

The EM Bypass continues to face bottlenecks at Chingrighata due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. For a faster commute to Sector V or New Town, the Maa Flyover is recommended. Note that SUV movement (up to 14-seaters) is now permitted on the AJC Bose Road Flyover, which may help ease surface-level congestion at the Park Circus crossing.

Central Kolkata is seeing standard Saturday morning volumes. Following recent political activity, security remains vigilant near the CEO Office on Hare Street and Raj Bhawan, but no major diversions are currently active. One-way rules on Radhabazar Street and Meher Ali Road remain in place until 9:00 PM to manage pedestrian and vehicle flow.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving normally through Shyambazar and along B.T. Road. However, the Kolkata Traffic Police have issued alerts for potential delays near Burrabazar and Manicktala later today due to local Ram Navami processions. Commuters are advised to avoid these narrow stretches during the afternoon hours.

In South Kolkata, the EM Bypass faces its usual bottlenecks at Chingrighata due to Metro construction. The Maa Flyover is the fastest route to Sector V and New Town, and AJC Bose Road flyover remains open for SUVs up to 14-seaters.

Central Kolkata remains sensitive but manageable. Diversions from earlier political activity have eased, though Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh are seeing high volume for the long weekend (Good Friday). Security is tight near Raj Bhawan and Red Road. Using the Metro between Sealdah and Dharmatala is recommended.

In North Kolkata, traffic is steady through Shyambazar and B.T. Road. However, the Kolkata Traffic Police have restricted heavy goods vehicles today due to Ram Navami processions. Minor delays are expected near Manicktala and Burrabazar as local rallies gather.

Kolkata is currently under a hot and humid warning issued by the IMD. The current temperature is 37°C, but the high humidity makes it feel like 40°C or more. Sunrise occurred at 5.27 am and sunset is expected at 5.52 pm. Residents are advised to avoid prolonged outdoor exposure between 11 am and 4 pm.

A woman allegedly attempted suicide at Kudghat Metro station on Kolkata’s Blue Line on Wednesday, triggering panic among commuters and briefly disrupting metro services. More updates are awaited.

Kolkata will see hot and sunny conditions with a high of 36°C and a low of 26°C. Sunrise at 5:29 AM and sunset at 5:51 PM; clear skies expected with no rain today.

Movement is heavy but steady along Gariahat Road and Rashbehari Avenue, with traffic police monitoring for illegal parking. On the EM Bypass, the Chingrighata crossing remains a major bottleneck due to ongoing Metro Orange Line construction. Travelers heading to New Town are advised to use the Maa Flyover and Park Circus 7-point crossing.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing and along C.R. Avenue. Commuters should be aware of regular utility work near Manicktala, but no major disruptions are reported. For those traveling toward the airport, the Kalyani Expressway remains a good alternative, despite ongoing junction work at Birati.

Central Kolkata is the main area of concern today due to heavy security deployment and clashes between political supporters near the Chief Electoral Officer's (CEO) office on Hare Street. Vehicular traffic in this specific area has been fully diverted, causing significant tailbacks near Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh. One-way restrictions on Meher Ali

In South Kolkata, movement is heavy along Gariahat Road and Rashbehari Avenue. The EM Bypass continues to face bottlenecks at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro work. If the storms hit, travelers are advised to stick to the Maa Flyover and avoid low-lying service roads in the Lake Town and Kasba belts.

Central Kolkata is the main area to watch, as the Kolkata Traffic Police are managing the usual weekday volume at Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh. Strict one-way rules remain in place on Meher Ali and Karaya Roads until 10:00 PM, and any heavy downpour this afternoon could trigger immediate diversions to avoid waterlogged pockets near Moulali.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving steadily through Shyambazar and along C.R. Avenue, though commuters should be wary of localized slow-downs near Manicktala due to sudden thunderstorm-related visibility drops. Heavy goods vehicles are being diverted from the main corridors to ensure a smoother flow for midday office traffic.

Today Kolkata will see mostly sunny skies with a high of 33°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise was at 5:29 AM and sunset is expected at 5:52 PM; a 70% chance of rain with scattered thunderstorms expected later today.

Movement is heavy along Rashbehari Avenue and Gariahat Road, with police actively monitoring for double-lane parking. On the EM Bypass, the Chingrighata crossing remains a major bottleneck due to ongoing Metro construction constraints. Travelers heading to the Airport should use the main flyovers to bypass the surface-level work at Lake Town.

Traffic is moving normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossingand along C.R. Avenue. However, expect minor delays near Manicktala due to local diversions for medium goods vehicles. Most arterial roads remain open, but commuters should stay alert for localized slow downs near Sovabazar as midday volume increases.

A typical weekday congestion around Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh. Kolkata Traffic Police are maintaining strict one-way rules on Meher Ali Road and Karaya Road (South to North) until 10:00 PM. While Moulali Crossing is currently clear, any sudden weather shifts or local gatherings could trigger rapid diversions by traffic personnel on duty.

Kolkata is currently mostly sunny with a temperature of 33°C, though it feels like 39°C due to high humidity. The sky is expected to become partly cloudy this afternoon with a 60% chance of a thunderstorm or showers around 12:30 PM.

South Kolkata is witnessing heavy traffic congestion today, driven by a shortage of government buses and increased reliance on autos and private vehicles. Recent storm-related disruptions, including fallen trees, are further slowing movement across key stretches like Garia–Tollygunge and Ballygunge corridors.

Expect heavy delays around Esplanade and CR Avenue due to residual congestion from the recent Ram Navami processions. Political gatherings near Metro Channel are causing localized diversions.

Traffic is expected to be slow on APC Roy Road and near the Airport crossing due to road surface repairs and early morning heavy vehicle volume. Metro line construction near Noapara continues to restrict lanes.

Kolkata will see a sunny but hazy day with a high of 36°C and a low of 23°C. Sunrise was at 5:33 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:51 PM; there is a chance of rain and thunderstorms later, with more nor'wester activity expected.

Kolkata is under an Orange Alert with a high of 32°C and a low of 23°C. Scattered thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected later today. Sunrise was at 5:33 AM, and sunset will be at 5:50 PM; strong winds up to 50–60 km/h are likely.

Movement is heavy along Gariahat Road and Rashbehari Avenue as people head out for weekend shopping. On the EM Bypass, traffic remains slow at the Chingrighata crossing due to ongoing Metro construction constraints. Travelers heading toward the airport are advised to use the main flyovers and avoid the service roads at Lake Town.

In North Kolkata, traffic is plying normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing and along C.R. Avenue. However, expect slow movement near Sovabazar and Nimtala due to local weekend markets and residual religious gatherings. Small-scale diversions may be in place for goods vehicles to keep the main transit routes toward the airport clear.

Central Kolkata is seeing moderate weekend volume around Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh. While the major arterial roads are clear, Kolkata Traffic Police may implement sudden diversions near Moulali Crossing if any unplanned gatherings occur. One-way restrictions on Meher Ali Road and Karaya Road remain strictly enforced until 10:00 PM.

A surge in volume around Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh, with police maintaining a high presence following yesterday's festivities. Moulali Crossing is clear for now, but expect intermittent restrictions near Park Street. One-way rules on Meher Ali Road and Karaya Road remain strictly enforced from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Traffic is currently flowing normally through the Shyambazar five-point crossing, though minor slow-downs are reported near Manicktala due to ongoing utility repairs. C.R. Avenue remains the best bet for commuters heading south, as most heavy goods vehicles have been diverted toward the circular roads to keep the main artery clear for the midday.

In South Kolkata, movement is heavy along Gariahat Road and Rashbehari Avenue as shoppers head out early. The EM Bypass is witnessing its usual bottleneck at Chingrighata, where Metro construction continues to pinch lane capacity. If you're traveling toward Tollygunge or Behala, stick to the Maa Flyover to bypass the surface-level congestion at Par

Kolkata is starting the day with mostly sunny skies and a temperature of 31°C. It’s feeling a bit stickier today with humidity at 48%. While it’s bright now, keep an umbrella handy as there’s a 40% chance of isolated thunderstorms hitting the city between 3:30 PM and 5:00 PM.

Expect heavy volume and slow movement along Rashbehari Avenue and Gariahat Road. Special checkpoints (nakas) have been set up at sensitive locations like the EM Bypass and Park Street for drink-driving checks ahead of the upcoming Holi weekend.

It will remain most congested zone today, specifically around Moulali Crossing where a gathering has already affected movement and necessitated police diversions. With over 5,000 police personnel deployed, key intersections near Esplanade and B.B.D. Bagh may experience intermittent closures as large rallies pass through.

Traffic is being regulated around Shyambazar and Cossipore due to local Ram Navami processions. While major roads like Central Avenue are open, expect sudden diversions for goods vehicles, which are restricted from plying between 12 noon and midnight today.

Kolkata will see sunny conditions with a high of 33°C and a low of 24°C. AQI stands at 100 (Moderate). Sunrise was at 5:36 AM, and sunset is expected at 5:50 PM; a chance of rain later today with thunderstorms expected in the coming days.

Traffic pressure is increasing on EM Bypass and routes toward New Town due to the Sunidhi Chauhan concert at Aquatica. Peak congestion is expected from 4:30 PM onwards, especially around Chingrihata and Dhapa. Commuters may consider the East-West Metro to avoid delays.

Traffic is heavy near Moulali Crossing due to a planned gathering, with diversions in place. Usual mid-week rush ahead of Ram Navami is keeping B.B.D. Bag and Esplanade busy, while J.L. Nehru Road and C.R. Avenue are witnessing slow-moving traffic with average speeds around 14–15 km/h.

Traffic is moderate but affected by ongoing roadwork. A portion of Bali Bridge is closed, with Delhi Road-bound vehicles diverted via Nivedita Setu. Congestion is also reported at some Kalyani Expressway junctions due to expansion work, though signal-free stretches are easing flow in parts.

Today Kolkata will see sunny skies with a high of 34°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise was at 5:36 AM, and sunset will be at 5:49 PM; while dry conditions prevail, there is a slight chance of rain later today.

The Gariahat and Rashbehari belt is heavy, particularly near Deshopriya Park where police are cracking down on double-lane parking. Further east, the EM Bypass is facing its usual bottleneck at Chingrighata due to ongoing Metro Orange Line disputes, so if you’re heading toward the Airport, stick to the main flyovers & avoid Lake Town service road.

In North Kolkata, traffic is moving steadily through the Shyambazar five-point crossing, though heavy vehicles are being diverted from APC Road toward CR Avenue to keep the flow light. Bidhan Sarani remains clear for now, but expect slow-moving clusters near Manicktala as medium goods vehicles are rerouted through Vivekananda Road.

Central Kolkata is the main hotspot today, with significant congestion at Moulali Crossing due to a local gathering and police diversions. While the B.B.D. Bagh and Esplanade areas are seeing typical weekday volume, be mindful of one-way restrictions on Meher Ali and Karaya Roads, which are in effect until 10:00 PM to manage the midday rush.

Today Kolkata will see mostly sunny skies with a high of 32°C and a low of 24°C. Sunrise was at 5:37 AM and sunset is expected at 5:48 PM; a slight chance of rain later today with possible thunderstorms later this week.

Expect snarls on AJC Bose Road and near Exide Crossing due to bridge maintenance. Heightened police vigilance (Naka checks) is reported around Diamond Harbour Road and near New Town poll booths.

Heavy congestion persists at Esplanade and Metro Channel due to ongoing political sit-in protests. Expect diversions on BB Ganguly Street and restricted movement near the Red Road area.

Traffic is slow on APC Roy Road and near Shyambazar due to local road repairs. Sub-Himalayan West Bengal is under a heavy rain alert, which may cause minor waterlogging and slow movement near the Airport.

Today Kolkata will see sunny and calm conditions with a high of 28°C and a low of 19°C. Sunrise was at 5:40 AM and sunset is expected at 5:48 PM. There is no rain expected as the weather stabilises.

Kolkata weather updKolkata remains under an Orange Alert with continued rain and thunderstorms, with a high of 25°C and a low of 18°C. Sunrise at 5:41 AM and sunset at 5:48 PM; gusty winds and heavy showers likely.ate: March 21

Standard Saturday volume is reported on Rashbehari Avenue. However, expect intermittent disruptions near Gariahat and Hazra as Kolkata Police may implement temporary diversions depending on crowd movement for Eid prayers and the developing storm conditions.

Traffic is generally stable around Shyambazar, but expect slow-downs on arterial roads as vehicles are diverted away from the Red Road area. Travelers heading to the airport via VIP Road should exercise caution as fishermen have been advised against venturing into the sea due to squally winds along the West Bengal coast.

Significant traffic restrictions are in place for Id-ul-Fitr congregations. Red Road is closed to all vehicular traffic until 12 noon today. In the Esplanade area, be aware that while some major protests have concluded, sudden rain may lead to waterlogging and localized slow-downs.