The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a rainy day alert for Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, warning residents to be prepared for heavy to very heavy rainfall. The alert covers the period from September 22nd to September 23rd, 2023.
Several areas in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal experienced significant rainfall during this alert period. Here is a breakdown of the recorded rainfall in various locations:
- Bagrakote: On September 22nd, Bagrakote witnessed heavy rainfall, recording an impressive 12 centimeters of rain.
- Jalpaiguri: Jalpaiguri, another location in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, also received heavy rainfall on September 22nd, with a recorded rainfall of 12 centimeters.
- Jaldhaka: Jaldhaka experienced substantial rainfall, recording 12 centimeters on September 22nd.
- NH31 Road: The NH31 road in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal was not spared from the rain, with 10 centimeters of rainfall recorded on September 22nd.
- Jalpaiguri (again): On the same day, Jalpaiguri received an additional 9 centimeters of rainfall.
These heavy to very heavy rainfall events can have significant implications for the region. It is crucial for residents and authorities to stay informed and take necessary precautions during such weather conditions. Heavy rainfall can lead to issues such as flooding, landslides, and disrupted transportation.
The IMD continues to monitor the situation closely and will provide updates as needed. Residents are advised to stay tuned to weather forecasts and follow safety guidelines to ensure their well-being during these rainy days.
