West Bengal Temperature

The weather offiice has issued an 'orange alert' for Bihar and West Bengal where temperatures are expected to rise by 4.5 to 6.5 degreeCelsius above normal over the next two days.

Southwest monsoon is likely to advance into parts of Gangetic West Bengal bringing down high day and night temperatures and humidity in the region and also into the entire sub-Himalayan West Bengal within a day.

Purulia at the edge of Chota Nagpur plateau recorded a searing 44.3 degrees Celsius, the highest maximum temperature on Thursday in West Bengal.

Kolkata shivered today as the temperature dropped to 11.2 degrees Celsius, while Darjeeling recorded the lowest temperature in West Bengal at 3.5 degrees Celsius.

Temperatures soared in most parts of north India on Friday, with the mercury hovering near the 40 degrees Celsius-mark, while the southwest monsoon advanced further and reached West Bengal.

A Trinamool Congress' leader in Birbhum district, Anubrata Mondal, has threatened to break the legs of two opposition leaders if they ever come back to his territory again. "I don't know who they are, I don't care. If they create trouble we will break their arms and legs," he said on Wednesday, a warning that is seen to signal political temperature...

Searing heat continued across the country with the mercury crossing the 40 degrees Celsius mark in many areas even as a government official on election duty died of sunstroke outside a polling booth in West Bengal on Thursday.

The intense heat wave sweeping West Bengal has claimed the lives of 15 people during the past three days with the average temperature hovering at 45 degrees Celsius. While nine people died in Burdwan district, three each were killed in Kolkata and Purulia district.

The city experienced the coldest day of the season this morning with the mercury level sliding down to 10.2 degrees Celsius, four degrees below normal, as most districts of West Bengal reeled under a cold wave. The intense cold spell will continue for another 48 hours in the city and neighbouring areas, the regional Meteorological centre said. The ...

The grinding heat wave continued unabated with many states recording maximum temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius on Sunday even as nine persons perished in the torrid sun in West Bengal and Gujarat, taking the nationwide toll to 24.

The weather offiice has issued an 'orange alert' for Bihar and West Bengal where temperatures are expected to rise by 4.5 to 6.5 degreeCelsius above normal over the next two days.

Southwest monsoon is likely to advance into parts of Gangetic West Bengal bringing down high day and night temperatures and humidity in the region and also into the entire sub-Himalayan West Bengal within a day.

Purulia at the edge of Chota Nagpur plateau recorded a searing 44.3 degrees Celsius, the highest maximum temperature on Thursday in West Bengal.

Kolkata shivered today as the temperature dropped to 11.2 degrees Celsius, while Darjeeling recorded the lowest temperature in West Bengal at 3.5 degrees Celsius.

Temperatures soared in most parts of north India on Friday, with the mercury hovering near the 40 degrees Celsius-mark, while the southwest monsoon advanced further and reached West Bengal.

A Trinamool Congress' leader in Birbhum district, Anubrata Mondal, has threatened to break the legs of two opposition leaders if they ever come back to his territory again. "I don't know who they are, I don't care. If they create trouble we will break their arms and legs," he said on Wednesday, a warning that is seen to signal political temperature...

Searing heat continued across the country with the mercury crossing the 40 degrees Celsius mark in many areas even as a government official on election duty died of sunstroke outside a polling booth in West Bengal on Thursday.

The intense heat wave sweeping West Bengal has claimed the lives of 15 people during the past three days with the average temperature hovering at 45 degrees Celsius. While nine people died in Burdwan district, three each were killed in Kolkata and Purulia district.

The city experienced the coldest day of the season this morning with the mercury level sliding down to 10.2 degrees Celsius, four degrees below normal, as most districts of West Bengal reeled under a cold wave. The intense cold spell will continue for another 48 hours in the city and neighbouring areas, the regional Meteorological centre said. The ...

The grinding heat wave continued unabated with many states recording maximum temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius on Sunday even as nine persons perished in the torrid sun in West Bengal and Gujarat, taking the nationwide toll to 24.