'Bardoli Chheerha' are local storms occurring in:

Local storms are formed from local unstable atmospheric conditions around the same season, each year. The presence of a certain temperature and atmospheric condition leads to the formation of such. These often lead to well-grown cumulonimbus cloud formations. Bardoli Chheerha is a local storm that runs through the topography of Assam and West Bengal . It is called Kal Baisakhi in West Bengal. These storms bring evening showers with them which are useful for tea, jute, and rice cultivation. Thus, we can say that 'Bardoli Chheerha' are local storms occurring in Assam . Additional Information Loo is a local wind that blows hot and dry air in summers. It blows over Karnataka with the name 'Mango Showers' because the rain that comes from this wind results in a good Mango Harvest. Jammu and Tripura do not have any local winds as such.