Several districts of the South Bengal have witnessed strong precipitation and overcast sky during the day. Kolkata experienced 29 May 2025. Photo Credit: Debasish Bhaduri
Deep depression over the Bay of Bengal crossed the coast of the West Bengal in Bengal on Thursday, May 29, 2025), leading to warning across coastal regions and warning Fisherfolk to avoid puncture into the sea for the next five days due to gross conditions.
Several districts of the South Bengal have witnessed strong precipitation and overcast sky during the day. Kolkata experienced light to medium showers, accompanied by strong winds and colder temperatures.
“Deep depression over the Bengal northwest Gulf off the coast of the West Bengal-Bangladesh has been almost north of 22 km / ha over the last six hours, crossing the coast of the West Bengal-Bangladesh between Sagar (West Begen) and Khepupara (Bangladesh). and climber) and climber) and climber) and neize) and on Středové Street) and climber) and at 11:30 am Ast) and climber) and climber) and climber) and climber) and climber) and climber) and climber) and climber) and 11: 30-30-11: 30-11: 30-11: 30-11: 30-11: 30-11: 30-11. Today, ”said the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) in the official edition of the Indian Meteorological Department.
According to IMD, Squally winds with speeds reaching 50-60 km / h, throwing up to 70 km / h, the northern bay of Bengal prevailed and along the west Bengal and Bangladeshi coast until Thursday evening. The weather is expected to remain upset in the coming days.
“We have 48 hours of weather forecasts on heavy rains in the state. The government is preparing for any unfavorable situation. 24×7 Catastrophe control and management is also working. We are also starting auxiliary centers if the situation occurs.
In the northern and south parts 24 Parganas, Nadia and Murshidabad were reported heavy to very strong rainfall. Mild to heavy precipitation was recorded in the districts of Kolkata, Howrah, Hooghly, East and West Medinipur and East Burdwan, IMD said.
The collisions led to wetting in some parts of the southern Bengal. In the bandel, residents organized protests on the annual flood due to poor drainage and lack of excavating local channels.
Meanwhile, IMD reported on the further advancement of the southwestern monsoon to several parts of Chhattisgarh and Odisha, the remaining areas of the northeast, some areas of the sub-himalayan West Bengal and the whole Sikkim State on Thursday.
Weather officials said that the conditions were favorable for the southwestern monsoon to cover the West Bengal over the next one to two days.
Published – 29. May 2025 9:06
