More rain as low pressure moves closer to Bengal

KOLKATA: Every day later monsoon came at Kolkata, the town obtained mild rainfall on Sunday.
According to the Met office, the seriousness of showers can increase marginally as the low-pressure that’s been brewing over northwest Bay of Bengal near the Odisha-Bengal shore, will proceed somewhat nearer to Bengal.
Kolkata could get around 100 millimeter rain between Saturday and Tuesday, stated weathermen.
Kolkata obtained 29.4 millimeter rain until 5.30pm Sunday.
“The low-pressure has not moved much because it’s trapped between both westerly and easterly winds.
However, it’s moved slightly towards our country, which explains exactly why rain has become more regular.
It will receive more extreme over the subsequent 48 hours however we do not expect hefty showers.
There may be brief, sharp spells which will not last long however will probably be regular, adding into the rain depend,” Das pointed out.
Meanwhile, the clouds also have been drifting to the country by Bangladesh, triggering brief spells of rainfall.
“These clouds are pushed from the wind shear that currently exists across the Bengal-Odisha shore.
Therefore, they are flying Bangladesh and entering Bengal, substantially diminished.
The end result was brief bouts of rainfall,” additional Das.
Every spell, however, could activate 20 mm30 millimeter rain from today on.
“But because there isn’t any other major strategy, heavy showers are somewhat improbable,” said Das.
Monsoon attained Kolkata on Saturday morning as it appeared intermittently, a day following its scheduled date of birth.
The town obtained brief bouts of aerated throughout the afternoon and may continue to get light rain during the subsequent 48 hours.
This past year, also, monsoon had attained Kolkata on June 12.