The season for torrential downpours, often accompanied by hail, associated with violent winds, and localized thunderstorms. In West Bengal, these kinds of storms are known as:

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Kaal Baisakhi.
In West Bengal, the term Kaal Baisakhi is used to describe the pre-monsoon season storms that are characterized by torrential downpours, violent winds, and localized thunderstorms, often accompanied by hail. These storms typically occur in the months of April and May (Baisakh according to the Bengali calendar) and are known for their intensity.
· Kaal Baisakhi literally means "calamity of Baisakh" and is a common weather phenomenon in eastern India, particularly in West Bengal, Assam, and Odisha. These storms are caused by the clash of hot, humid air with cold winds from the Himalayas.
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● Kaal Baisakhi usually brings a sudden drop in temperature, providing relief from the intense summer heat. ● These storms are beneficial for the growth of crops like jute, rice, and tea in the region. ● The violent nature of Kaal Baisakhi can cause damage to property, trees, and infrastructure. ● Such storms are a typical feature of the pre-monsoon period in the Gangetic plains and northeastern states.