Kolkata weather: Sunny skies with warm temperatures; AQI remains poor
Times of India | 28 October 2025Kolkata is experiencing a sunny and warm day on October 28, 2025, with temperatures ranging from 24.4°C to 33.3°C, while dealing with poor air quality from yesterday's AQI-IN reading of 196. The weather forecast indicates clear skies today, followed by a wet spell starting tomorrow through November 2, before returning to sunny conditions on November 3.
The day's average temperature stands at 28.7°C with moderate humidity at 59%. Light winds are blowing at 13.7 km/h, creating comfortable conditions for outdoor activities, particularly during morning and evening hours.
Yesterday's pollution levels showed concerning figures with PM2.5 at 91 µg/m³, PM10 at 113 µg/m³, and CO levels reaching 524 µg/m³. These elevated levels pose potential risks for sensitive groups, including children and elderly residents.
Daily Activity Recommendations
The current weather conditions make mornings suitable for walks and yoga in parks. Afternoon activities require sun protection and proper hydration, while evenings offer pleasant conditions for outdoor dining.
Week Ahead: Wet Spell Forecast
The upcoming week brings significant weather changes to Kolkata. October 29 will see moderate rainfall with nighttime temperatures dropping to 25.4°C. Rain will persist on October 30 with highs of 28.9°C and increased humidity levels.
October 31 continues the wet pattern with temperatures rising to 31.6°C. November 1 forecasts heavy precipitation of up to 16.32 mm. November 2 will experience patchy rain and cooler nighttime temperatures of 22.8°C.
Air Quality Improvement and Outlook
The weather is expected to improve by November 3, with the return of sunny skies making it favorable for outdoor activities. The anticipated rainfall over the coming days may help improve the air quality, which reached its weekly peak yesterday.
Public Health and Safety Advisories
For those venturing outdoors, wearing masks is recommended, especially in high-traffic areas where pollution levels might remain elevated. The use of umbrellas and rain gear will be essential for the rest of the week due to the predicted wet conditions.
