The districts in south Bengal are likely to receive thunderstorm with rain in the next two days, while in sub-Himalayan districts, one or two spells of rain has been forecast by the weatherman.
Asansol, in western past of West Bengal, received the state's highest rainfall at 24 mm, while Darjeeling, in the north, received 14.2 mm precipitation, the second highest in 24 hours since yesterday morning.
The other parts of the state received little or no rainfall, the Met department said.
Kolkata recorded the day's highest temperature at 34.1 degrees Celsius, while it received 3.1 mm rainfall in 24 hours since yesterday.
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