Snowfall graces North Bengal, with Darjeeling expecting more as the year ends, while South Bengal prepares for rain. However, a biting cold wave remains unlikely for South Bengal, as per the Meteorological Department. A mild chill is expected with gradual temperature drops, but no severe winter is forecasted
Snowfall has been reported in North Bengal, with more expected in several districts, including Darjeeling, as the year ends. Meanwhile, rain is predicted in various districts of South Bengal. Despite these developments, South Bengal has yet to experience a significant drop in temperatures, and according to the Meteorological Department, such a cold spell is unlikely to occur
Temperatures are expected to dip at the end of the year, bringing a touch of cool air. However, the chances of experiencing biting cold remain low for the people of Bengal, as per weather predictions. The Meteorological Department has indicated that there is no likelihood of a severe or prolonged cold wave
Over the next 24 hours, little to no change in temperature is anticipated in South Bengal. From Monday onwards, however, temperatures are expected to decrease gradually. A drop of 2 to 4 degrees Celsius is projected across Kolkata and other districts in South Bengal, with this trend likely to continue through Wednesday
Isolated rainfall is expected in some western districts during this period. For North Bengal, light to moderate fog is likely during the early mornings of New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day
Early next week, snowfall is expected in Darjeeling, while hailstorms are likely in Kalimpong. The weather in the remaining districts of North Bengal is expected to remain dry
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