WB Weather Update: MeT Predicts Temperature Rise in West Bengal on the Second Week of April The West Bengal Meteorological Department has issued an update indicating that temperatures across the state are expected to rise during the second week of April. The forecast highlights a potential increase in heat, with the possibility of severe weather conditions, including thunderstorms and heavy rainfall, particularly in the latter part of the week. According to the department, the maximum temperature in the metropolitan area of Kolkata could reach 37 degrees Celsius on Saturday. However, there is an anticipated gradual decrease in temperatures, with a drop of three to four degrees Celsius expected by the start of the following week. The weather forecast also warns of the possibility of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall, particularly in the afternoon hours, which could lead to localized flooding and disruption of daily activities. The report further mentions that the humidity levels are expected to remain high, with the relative humidity ranging between 49% and 86%. This increased moisture in the air is likely to contribute to a sense of discomfort for residents, especially during the warmer hours of the day. The department has also issued advisories for both South and North Bengal, highlighting the potential for varying weather patterns across different regions. In South Bengal, the forecast indicates that thunderstorms and heavy rainfall are likely to occur from Saturday to Wednesday, with the intensity of the storms expected to increase on Sunday and Monday. The report warns that the wind speeds could reach up to 50-60 kilometers per hour, accompanied by the possibility of hailstorms.#kolkata #west_bengal #west_bengal_meteorological_department #south_24_parganas #north_24_parganas
