No rains, West Bengal faces hot, humid weather

Subdued monsoon and high humidity level combined to keep temperatures high in West Bengal as the weatherman forecast similar weather for the next two days with little chance of rain.
Day and night temperatures were above normal in most parts of the state by upto two to three notches as the state has received no rains since yesterday.
Bankura and Sriniketan recorded the day's highest temperature in the state at 35.0 degrees Celsius, while Kolkata followed closely at 34.9, the Met department said.
Night temperature hovered around 28 degrees Celsius in many parts of the state, both in Gangetic West Bengal as also in sub-Himalayan parts of the state, except the hilly terrains in Darjeeling district.

There is little hope of precipitation in the next two days, with the Met department forecasting partly cloudy sky with partial hope of one or two spells of rain in some areas.