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In pictures: Early spring rain catches Kolkatans unawares on Thursday noon, slows down traffic

Midday shower leads to congestion on roads, inconveniences examinees to office commuters

My Kolkata Web Desk Published 20.02.25, 07:44 PM
Overcast skies greeted Kolkatans on Thursday morning
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Overcast skies greeted Kolkatans on Thursday morning

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Blinding rain stalled traffic on various arteries around noon
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Blinding rain stalled traffic on various arteries around noon

Soumyajit Dey
The sudden rain sent commuters without umbrellas scurrying for cover even as they negotiated waterlogged stretches and traffic in the central business district
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The sudden rain sent commuters without umbrellas scurrying for cover even as they negotiated waterlogged stretches and traffic in the central business district

Soumyajit Dey
Headlights came on as the midday traffic stood bumper to bumper at various traffic signals across the city
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Headlights came on as the midday traffic stood bumper to bumper at various traffic signals across the city

Soumyajit Dey
Commuters and vehicles found it difficult to negotiate the inundated railway underpass near Dum Dum station
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Commuters and vehicles found it difficult to negotiate the inundated railway underpass near Dum Dum station

Amit Datta
A student returns home with her guardian during rain in north Kolkata
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A student returns home with her guardian during rain in north Kolkata

Amit Datta
Yellow leaves fallen from big trees on the rain-washed road near Calcutta High Court and Babughat painted a pretty picture after months of dry spell
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Yellow leaves fallen from big trees on the rain-washed road near Calcutta High Court and Babughat painted a pretty picture after months of dry spell

Amit Datta
Indulging in bhnars (clay pot) full of chai (tea) along with muri (puffed rice) and ‘telebhaja’ (fritters) was the perfect way to end the rainy day. A partly cloudy sky with possibility of development of thunder / lightning is forecast on Friday, February 21. Hailstorm conditions are very likely to prevail at isolated places over Gangetic West Bengal, Jharkhand and Odisha
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Indulging in bhnars (clay pot) full of chai (tea) along with muri (puffed rice) and ‘telebhaja’ (fritters) was the perfect way to end the rainy day. A partly cloudy sky with possibility of development of thunder / lightning is forecast on Friday, February 21. Hailstorm conditions are very likely to prevail at isolated places over Gangetic West Bengal, Jharkhand and Odisha

Amit Datta
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