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Heavy Rainfall Forecast for South Bengal – 3‑4 Day Outlook

The Meteorological Department has issued a forecast of heavy rainfall in South Bengal over the next three to four days. Districts such as Midnapore, South 24 Parganas, and surrounding areas may experience flooding and traffic disruptions. Residents are advised to stay updated and take precautionary measures.

Heavy Rainfall Forecast for South Bengal – 3‑4 Day Outlook
Heavy Rainfall Forecast for South Bengal – 3‑4 Day OutlookPhoto via The Statesman

The Meteorological Department of India has predicted heavy rainfall in South Bengal for the next 3 to 4 days. The warning covers a broad area that includes districts such as Midnapore, South 24 Parganas, and other adjoining regions.

The forecast indicates that the rainfall intensity could be significant, potentially leading to localized flooding across low‑lying areas. Road traffic and rail services may be affected, and drainage infrastructure is expected to be under strain.

Local authorities have urged residents to stay informed through official weather bulletins and to avoid unnecessary travel during peak rainfall hours. Those living in flood‑prone zones should prepare emergency kits and avoid standing water.

The advisory remains in force until the situation stabilises, with officials monitoring weather data and issuing further updates as needed.

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