Jalpaiguri in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal received 124.8 mm rainfall since yesterday morning, while the precipitation was 95.1 mm in Darjeeling Hills, the MeT department said.
In Kolkata, the maximum temperature was 30 degrees Celsius, four degrees below normal, with a rainfall of 8.1 mm.
The other places which received substantial rainfall in Gangetic West Bengal were Asansol (61 mm), Bankura (20.1 mm), Burdwan (13.2 mm) and Sriniketan (8.6 mm), according to the MeT department.
In Gangetic West Bengal, the MeT department has forecast generally cloudy sky with one or two spells of rain or thundershowers in the next two days.
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