Unlike Delhi where Monsoon is closer to its withdrawal, Kolkata continues to see Monsoon rains even until mid of October at times. Weather wise also, unlike other cities, Kolkata sees similar weather in terms of temperature, rain and conditions in July, August and September.
Southwest Monsoon after remaining stuck for nine days on the West Coast, Monsoon has finally reached Mumbai and Konkan and adjoining areas. However, on the eastern side, Monsoon remains stagnant and hasn't moved even a bit in the past ten days.
In the close proximity, Northeast India is seeing heavy rains and Monsoon current is reaching Gangetic West Bengal soon, but may take about 4-5 days and Kolkata will see the onset of Monsoon only around June 15.
Rains appear to be heading for the capital city Kolkata anytime soon. The city of Hooghly river is likely to witness the 2nd wet spell of this month commencing this week and roll over to the next one, for 2 more days.
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