Weather Report: India and Karnataka
India
as
on
Jul
9:
Temperatures
were
below
40°C
in
most
parts
of
the
country
on
Monday
except
in
western
Rajasthan
where
they
were
above
40°C
in
some
parts.
(See
today's
weather
update)
Highest
maximum
temperature:
43.6°C
at
Bikaner
in
Rajasthan.
Rainfall (till 5.30 pm on Jul 9): Rainfall was registered in many places in Madhya Pradesh, Gangetic West Bengal, western coastal regions of the country and Lakshadweep and some places of Jharkhand, eastern Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim and the Andamans. Rainfall also occurred at one or two places in the western Himalayan region, Delhi, western UP, eastern Rajasthan, Gujarat, interiors of Maharashtra and Karnataka, northern coastal Andhra, Orissa, Bihar, northeastern states and Tamil Nadu. Other parts of the country remained mainly dry.
Most rainfall: Kavaratti received 10 centimetre of rainfall while Sidhi and Aurangabad 7 cm each. Hoshangabad and Agathi recorded 6 cm of rainfall and Pachmarhi, Thrissur, Shivpuri, Agumbe and Seoni got 5 cm of rainfall till 5.30 pm on Jul 9.
Weather forecast up to 8.30 am on Jul 13:
1.
Rain/thundershowers
would
occur
at
many
places
in
the
western
coast,
Lakshadweep,
the
Andamans,
northeastern
states,
Orissa,
Jharkhand,
West
Bengal,
Sikkim,
MP,
eastern
Rajasthan
and
Gujarat.
Rainfall
is
expected
to
decrease
in
MP
and
eastern
Rajasthan
after
48
hours.
2.
Rainfall
and
thundershowers
would
take
place
at
a
few
places
in
Himachal
Pradesh,
Uttarakhand,
Bihar
and
UP.
The
rainfall
in
these
areas
are
gradually
expected
to
increase.
3.
Punjab,
Haryana,
Delhi,
Jammu
&
Kashmir,
central
parts
of
Maharashtra,
Marathawada,
Vidarbha,
Chhattisgarh
and
interior
parts
of
Karnataka
and
Andhra
Pradesh
would
see
some
rainfall.
4.
Heavy
rainfall
is
predicted
in
parts
of
Orissa,
MP,
eastern
Rajasthan,
Gujarat,
Konkan
&
Goa,
coastal
Karnataka,
Kerala
and
Lakshadweep
in
the
next
48
hours.
Other
factors:
1.
Upper
air
cyclonic
circulation
over
coastal
Orissa
and
adjoining
parts
of
north-western
Bay
of
Bengal.
2.
Offshore
trough
at
mean
sea
level
persists
from
Gujarat
coast
to
Kerala
coast.
3.
Trough
at
mean
sea
level
persists
from
northwest
Rajasthan
to
east
central
Bay
of
Bengal
across
northern
MP,
Chhattisgarh
and
Orissa.
4.
Low
pressure
area
persists
over
northwest
MP
and
adjoining
UP.
Karnataka weather: Monsoon is yet to gain momentum in Karnataka. Rainfall mainly occurred at coastal parts and isolated pockets in interior Karnataka.
Areas
in
the
state
which
saw
rainfall:
Panambur
(Dakshina
Kannada)
6
cm.
Nilkund
(Uttara
Kannada)
5
cm.
Kundapur
(Udupi),
Dabka
(Bidar),
Agumbe
4
cm.
Mangalore,
Mulki,
Dharmasthala,
Subramanya,
Sulya
(Dakshina
Kannada),
Mangalore
AP,
Udupi,
Karkala
(Udupi),
Kottigehara
(Chikmagalur),
Kampli
(Bellary),
Bhagamandala
(Kodagu),
Humchadakatte
(Shimoga)
3
cm.
Kota
(Udupi),
Bhatkal,
Kadra,
Manchikeri
(Uttara
Kannada),
Honavar,
Aurad
(Bidar),
Linganamakki
(Shimoga),
Sringeri
(Chikmagalur)
2
cm.
Mani,
Belthangady,
Puttur,
Uppinangady
(Dakshina
Kannada),
Manki,
Joida
(Uttara
Kannada),
Madapura
(Kodagu),
Kollur,
Siddapura
(Udupi),
Talaguppa,
Bhadravathi
(Shimoga),
Mysore,
Pandavapura
(Mandya),
Kolar
1
cm.
Forecast
till
Jul
11
morning:
Heavy
rain
and
thundershowers
would
occur
mostly
in
Coastal
Karnataka,
at
many
places
in
south
interior
Karnataka
and
a
few
places
in
north
interior
Karnataka.
Local
Forecast
for
Bangalore
city
(at
8.30
am
on
Jul
9):
Generally
cloudy
sky.
One
or
two
spells
of
rain
would
occur
in
a
few
place.
Temperature:
Bangalore
city:
Max:
31°C,
Min:
21°C.
Rainfall:
08
mm
since
June
1
(a
deficit
of
107
mm).
Relative
Humidity:
78%.
Sunset
on
Jul
10:
6:50
pm,
sunrise
on
Jul
11:
6
am.
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