Kolkata Weather LATEST Update: February Heat Looms In South Bengal; Check Forecast

Published : Feb 15, 2026, 08:57 AM IST

Kolkata Weather LATEST Update: According to the Alipore Weather Office forecast, winter is about to bid farewell. Temperatures will rise in the districts of South Bengal, including Kolkata, and could reach 32-33 degrees by the end of the month

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Kolkata Braces for a Hot February as Winter Fades
The Alipore Weather Office predicts a significant temperature rise in Kolkata, with the mercury expected to touch 32-33°C by the end of the month.
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Goodbye Winter: South Bengal Welcomes Warmer Days Ahead
Winter is officially making its exit from Bengal. Residents can expect a steady increase in temperature across the southern districts in the coming days.
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Morning Fog to Blanket Parts of North Bengal
While South Bengal heats up, North Bengal districts like Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri will continue to experience morning chills with moderate to dense fog.
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IMD Forecasts a Drier and Warmer February for India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures for most of the country this February.
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Bengal's Weather Transition: From Cool Breezes to Sunny Skies
A noticeable shift in weather is underway. While a slight chill remains, Bengal is transitioning towards a warmer climate, marking the end of the winter season.

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