Though the monsoon has bid farewell, dark clouds of disturbance still linger in Bengal's skies. As the monsoon winds recede, cold air from the north has started entering. The collision between moisture-laden eastern winds and dry cold air has created conditions for forming thunderclouds over Bengal. This has resulted in gloomy skies, and the charm of autumn's morning has also disappeared suddenly.
On Sunday, the sky will remain mostly cloudy. There is a possibility of partly cloudy skies in some places. Light to moderate rain with thunder and lightning is likely in four coastal districts of South Bengal and three districts in the hilly regions of North Bengal.
On Sunday, scattered light to moderate rainfall with thunder and lightning is likely to be experienced in coastal areas of North and South 24 Parganas and East Midnapore districts, the weather department has said. Though there is no possibility of rainfall in other districts, the sky will remain partly cloudy.
The weather office has said that weather conditions may remain similar on Monday as well. However, the weather office has said that the possibility of rainfall will be less on Monday. Some fog may be seen in the morning in some places. The weather is likely to improve from Tuesday. As a result, there is no apprehension of any new natural disaster during the festive time period, ranging from Kali Puja to Bhai Phota. The clouds may clear, revealing bright, clear sunny skies. The autumn charm will return once the weather improves.
Light to moderate rainfall with thunder and lightning is likely today in the hilly districts of Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri and Kalimpong in North Bengal. Though there is no possibility of rain in other districts, the sky will remain partly cloudy.
Weather will improve in the north from Monday as well. There is no possibility of rain anywhere in North Bengal on Monday. Clouds may clear to reveal bright sunny clear skies in North Bengal. Fog may be seen in some places in the morning.
