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Heavy rain and thunderstorm lashed Kolkata and other districts in south Bengal beginning Tuesday night due to a low-pressure system that has developed over the Bay of Bengal and adjoining coastal areas of West Bengal.
The weather department issued a red alert for some districts of south Bengal for Tuesday and Wednesday.
An orange alert has also been issued for multiple districts in south Bengal such as North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, Bankura and Purulia, among others.
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The heavy rainfall on Tuesday night has lead to water-logging in several parts of Kolkata, which has hampered the day-to-day activities of the locals.
Further, a two-storey house located on Ahiritola street in North Kolkata collapsed due to continuous rain. All those trapped inside the building were rescued after teams of police and fire brigade officials carried out rescue operations.
Three people were rescued from the first floor of the house, while two women and a child remained trapped on the top floor of the building.

Heavy rain lashes Kolkata and neighbouring areas; house collapses in North Kolkata

A two-storey house in North Kolkata collapsed due to heavy rains. All those trapped have been rescued

Heavy rain lashes Kolkata and neighbouring areas

A two-storey house in North Kolkata collapsed due to continuous rain. All those trapped inside the building, including&nbsp;two women and a child, were rescued after teams of police and fire brigade officials carried out rescue operations.
Visuals from the spot showed dramatic rescue in a narrow lane as people were brought out through a hole in the wall.&nbsp;
Heavy rain and thunderstorm lashed Kolkata and other districts in south Bengal beginning Tuesday night due to a low-pressure system that has developed over the Bay of Bengal and adjoining coastal areas of West Bengal.
The weather department issued a red alert for some districts of south Bengal for Tuesday and Wednesday.
An orange alert has also been issued for multiple districts in south Bengal such as North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, Bankura and Purulia, among others.
The heavy rainfall on Tuesday night has lead to water-logging in several parts of Kolkata, which has hampered the day-to-day activities of the locals.

The heavy rainfall since Tuesday night has led to water-logging in several parts of Kolkata, which has hampered the day-to-day activities of the locals.

Heavy rain and thunderstorm lashed Kolkata and other districts in south Bengal beginning Tuesday night due to a low-pressure system that has developed over the Bay of Bengal and adjoining coastal areas of West Bengal.
The weather department had issued a red alert for some districts of south Bengal for Tuesday and Wednesday.
An orange alert has also been issued for multiple districts in south Bengal such as North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, Bankura and Purulia, among others.
Also watch| <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/watch-leopard-cub-lost-in-rain-rescued-in-mumbai-s-aarey-1632878705532" target="_blank">Watch: Leopard cub lost in rain rescued in Mumbai's Aarey</a>
The heavy rainfall on Tuesday night has led to water-logging in several parts of Kolkata, which has hampered the day-to-day activities of the locals.
Further, a two-storey house located on Ahiritola street in North Kolkata collapsed due to continuous rain. All those trapped inside the building were rescued after teams of police and fire brigade officials carried out rescue operations.
Three people were rescued from the first floor of the house, while two women and a child remained trapped on the top floor of the building.

Heavy rain lashed in parts of Delhi and its neighbouring areas late on Sunday and Monday morning, leading to traffics snarls in several places and water-logging in many areas.
Isolated places in west, south-west and south Delhi witnessed thunderstorms with light to heavy rain.
According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin, the city recorded a minimum temperature of 28 degrees Celsius, a notch above the season's average and the maximum temperature was settled at 36.4 degrees Celsius.
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The IMD in a forecast has said that Delhi will witness a generally cloudy sky with chances of thunderstorms with light to moderate intensity rain in the coming days. A &lsquo;yellow&rsquo; alert has also been issued by the IMD for Monday to Wednesday.

Heavy rainfall lashes parts of Delhi, yellow alert sounded for the next 3 days

Delhi woke up to heavy rain on Monday morning, so expect&nbsp;water-logging and traffic snarls if you are heading out
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Heavy rainfall lashes parts of Delhi

<ul>
<li>Heavy rain lashes several parts of Delhi-NCR, traffic snarls expected</li>
<li>Water-logging in many areas, no reports of any casualties so far&nbsp;</li>
<li>On Sunday, Delhi was hot and humid at 36.4 degrees Celsius&nbsp;</li>
<li>IMD: Delhi to receive light to moderate rain in the coming days&nbsp;</li>
<li>IMD&nbsp;has&nbsp;issued an yellow alert for Delhi from Monday to Wednesday&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

The Met department has predicted light to moderate rain at isolated places over Delhi on Monday.

Heavy rain lashed in parts of Delhi and its neighbouring areas late on Sunday and Monday morning, leading to traffic snarls in several places and water-logging in many areas.
Isolated places in west, south-west and south Delhi witnessed thunderstorms with light to heavy rain.
According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin, the city recorded a minimum temperature of 28 degrees Celsius, a notch above the season's average and the maximum temperature was settled at 36.4 degrees Celsius.
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The IMD in a forecast has said that Delhi will witness a generally cloudy sky with chances of thunderstorms with light to moderate intensity rain in the coming days. A &lsquo;yellow&rsquo; alert has also been issued by the IMD for Monday to Wednesday.

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