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IIE Digital Desk: A low-pressure area is expected to form over the coastal region of Gangetic West Bengal, bringing an increase in rainfall and thunderstorms for the coming weekend.

The most recent weather forecast predicts that Kolkata and various areas in south Bengal will experience light to moderate rainfall, as well as occasional thunderstorms.. A newer weather system could result in increased monsoon activity along the coastal belt.

Rain and thundershowers are expected in many districts, as per the India Meteorological Department (IMD). On August 9, certain areas of South 24 may experience thunderstorms with lightning and gusting winds of 30-40 kmph. Parganas, East Midnalia, Burdwan East & West, Birbhum and Murshidabad.

The weather forecasters predict that the system will keep conditions wet throughout the weekend, with coastal and southern regions being urged to be cautious during thunderstorms. Prolonged storms may also be possible due to the presence of lightning and strong winds.

Occasionally, Kolkata is subject to rain and thunderstorms. Increased rainfall may impact daily commuting, with the potential for waterlogging in low-ly areas if showers become intense. The IMD forecast indicates that precipitation will continue even after the weekend. The weather forecast for August 10 in south Bengal predicts mostly mild to moderate precipitation or thundershowers. Heavy rainfall can occur in isolated areas of South 24 with heights between 7-11 cm. East Midnapore and Parganas on August 11.

The occurrence is projected to persist in the next few days, with forecasters for widespread rainfall in south Bengal and occasional heavy showers in certain areas. The possibility of heavy rainfall is high in North Bengal, with Jalpaiguri, Alipurduar, and North Dinajpur being among the areas that may experience it.

Part of the ongoing monsoon activity over eastern India is developing a low-pressure system.? While there is no immediate indication of a severe cyclonic event, the weather could potentially bring heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

People are being urged to stay informed about weather updates, avoid walking in exposed areas during lightning and thunderstorms, and travel with caution during heavy rainfall. The nearest supermarket chain will be closed.

Due to the predicted wet and cloudy weather in Bengal over the weekend, there is a risk of monsoon showers due to an expected low-pressure system impacting the state.