Kolkata Weather Update: Warm, humid day with high chance of rain on June 13, 2025
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These weather conditions are verified by data from AQI.in.
Kolkata residents can expect a warm and humid day on June 13, 2025, with temperatures ranging from 28.4°C to 36.9°C and an 88% chance of scattered rainfall.
The partly cloudy conditions will be accompanied by winds at 20.5 km/h, while humidity levels will remain at 61%, making it a typical summer day in the city.
The day will begin with a mild morning temperature of 28.4°C, gradually increasing to reach its peak of 36.9°C in the afternoon. Despite the humid conditions, the moderate wind speed will provide some comfort to residents throughout the day.
The weather forecast suggests that random showers could occur at any time during the day.
The evening will experience a slight temperature drop, though the muggy conditions will continue through the night.
Residents are advised to wear light, breathable clothing and carry umbrellas or raincoats when venturing outdoors. Morning hours might be more suitable for outdoor activities, as afternoon heat and possible rainfall could interfere with plans.
The upcoming week shows varying weather patterns across Kolkata.
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Saturday, June 14, will see higher temperatures reaching 37.9°C with partly cloudy skies but no precipitation. Sunday, June 15, will experience a slight temperature decrease to 36.4°C, accompanied by a high probability of scattered showers.
The week's most significant rainfall is expected on Monday, June 16, and Tuesday, June 17. Tuesday will be the coolest day, with temperatures dropping to 33.8°C. Similar conditions will persist through Wednesday, June 18, and Thursday, June 19, with temperatures around 34°C and continued patchy rainfall.
The weather pattern indicates the onset of Kolkata's monsoon season, with consistent rainfall expected to begin Monday. While the precipitation will help moderate the temperature, citizens should prepare for wet conditions that might affect daily activities.
According to AQI.in, these weather conditions are typical for Kolkata during this time of year, marking the transition into the monsoon season. The combination of heat, humidity, and rainfall creates challenging conditions for the city's residents.
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