Temperatures will drop to 14 degrees! What will the weather be like in South Bengal for the next three days? See updates

The winter mood has disappeared from South Bengal in the last few days. The Meteorological Department says that a low-pressure area is currently active in the Bay of Bengal and the adjacent Andaman Sea. This has hindered the way of winter. The Alipore Meteorological Department said that although the temperature may drop slightly, there will be no major change in the temperature in the districts of South Bengal including Kolkata in the next few days.
South Bengal Weather
The Alipore Meteorological Office forecast says that there will be little change in the night temperature in South Bengal for the next five days. The temperature in the districts of South Bengal including Kolkata will not drop any more. It will hover around 19-20 degrees. Winter lovers are really unhappy after hearing this weather forecast.
The temperature in the western districts has dropped slightly in the last two days. The temperature has reached 14 to 16 degrees Celsius. Along with this, there may be fog in some places in the districts of South Bengal in the morning. However, there is no dense fog warning issued anywhere for now.
When will winter come?
The Meteorological Department says that there is no possibility of a significant drop in temperatures in November. There is no possibility of bone-chilling cold in early December either. The first week of December will pass before winter sets in.

North Bengal Weather at a Glance | North Bengal Weather
There is also some change in the weather in North Bengal due to the influence of low pressure. It is possible to rain in Darjeeling in North Bengal today. The weather will remain dry in all the remaining districts for the time being. In addition, there is a possibility of reduced visibility in the districts of North Bengal due to the influence of dense fog. The temperature is not likely to drop much in November.
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