  Magneto conductivities in Weyl semimetals (WSM) in presence of small fields
are studied using quasi-classical Boltzmann transport equations (BTE).
Following such formalism here we consider irradiation via circularly polarized
light on a two-node time reversal breaking WSM already under a dc/static
electric field and study the magneto-transport properties due to the presence
of chiral anomaly. Chiral anomaly affects both longitudinal magnetoconductivity
as well as planar Hall conductivity. {As our field set-up causes continuous
time variation in the relative orientation between the fields, one naturally
expects interesting magneto-transport behavior for different field strengths
and tilting.} The type-I tilting that we study here displays both positive and
negative magnetoconductances depending on the field strengths and time.
Furthermore, we find that a direct temporal tuning of the irradiated field
strengths can {lead to fluctuating} magneto-transport behavior which can be
easily improvised and checked in the laboratories.
