G.C. Debnath

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  The rains are likely to continue for the next 24 hours,' G.C. Debnath, director of the Regional Meteorological Centre here told IANS Tuesday evening.
  
  Many parts of north, central and south Kolkata were marooned due to the rains.

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  However, there will be normal monsoon showers," said G.C. Debnath, the director of the weather section at Regional Meteorological Centre in Alipore.Picture by Pabitra Das

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  "We have not forecast any hot spell," said G.C. Debnath, the weather section director at Alipore.

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  "These two phenomena pulled in huge loads of moisture from the Bay of Bengal since last evening and also helped drag the monsoon over to Calcutta," the director of the weather section at the Alipore Regional Meteorological Centre, G.C. Debnath, said.
  
  As Calcutta and the rest of south Bengal snored, column after column of thunderclouds , some as tall as 8 km , moved into position, loaded and coiled to strike."There was a dark grey cover over Calcutta by early morning," said Debnath.
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  "We expect rainfall but not as heavy as this morning's," said Debnath.

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  The moisture came in contact with the cool air early this morning causing condensation and resulting in fog," said G.C. Debnath, the director of the weather section at Alipore Met office.
  
  Airport officials said 18 flights were delayed by more than two hours as visibility dropped from 5.30am, just after the British Airways flight left for London.
  
  If natural causes resulted in flights being fogged out, the fireworks frenzy covered the streets of the city in smog. "In congested areas, the smoke from burning of firecrackers became smog," said Debnath.

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  "Deep depression is likely to give more rain towards Jharkhand and Orissa and adjacent districts of Gangetic West Bengal during the next 48 hours," said G.C. Debnath, Director, Alipore Meteorological Office.
  
  Recent floods caused by heavy rainfall during the monsoon season have forced another 100,000 out of their homes in south, southwest and western India.

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  Compared with Calcutta, more rain is expected in East and West Midnapore and North and South 24-Parganas," said G.C. Debnath, director of the weather section.

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  The weather section director at the Alipore Met office, G.C. Debnath, said: "It sounds absurd.

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  The weather section director at the Alipore Met office, G.C. Debnath, said: 'It sounds absurd.

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  "The heat has become unbearable because of the high moisture content in the air," said G.C. Debnath, director of the weather section at the Alipore Met office.

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