Karnataka On Yellow Alert: IMD Predicts Rain For Bengaluru And Other Districts In The Next 2 Days

Karnataka witnessed significant rainfall on October 4, with various regions across the state reporting impressive amounts. Mysuru emerged as the rainfall leader, with Kiragasur receiving a remarkable 122.5 mm. Close behind was Bellary, where Yashwantnagar recorded 121.5 mm of rain. Other areas that reported substantial rainfall included Davanagere, which saw 117.5 mm in Annabur, and Chitradurga, where Neralagunte received 113 mm. Tumkur also experienced considerable precipitation, measuring 112 mm at Tadakalur.

Here's a detailed overview of the rainfall recorded in various locations across Karnataka:

• Mysuru: 122.5 mm
• Bellary: 121.5 mm
• Davanagere: 117.5 mm
• Chitradurga: 113 mm
• Tumkur: 112 mm
• Vijayanagar: 110.5 mm
• Kolar: 96 mm
• Raichur: 87.5 mm
• Yadagiri: 83.5 mm
• Chikkamagaluru: 78 mm
• Ramanagara: 77 mm
• Udupi: 70 mm
• Kalaburagi: 69 mm
• Koppal: 67.5 mm
• Dakshina Kannada: 67 mm
• Chamarajanagar: 66 mm
• Hassan: 58.5 mm
• Mandya: 58.5 mm
• Kodagu: 57.5 mm
• Bangalore City: 55 mm
• Chikkaballapur: 52 mm
• Dharwad: 42 mm
• Uttara Kannada: 41.5 mm
• Bangalore Rural: 38.5 mm
• Vijayapura: 33 mm
• Belagavi: 32.5 mm
• Bidar: 27.5 mm

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that cloudy conditions will persist in Bengaluru, with rain expected over the next two days. This change in weather brings a refreshing coolness to residents.

Late last night, heavy rains impacted various parts of the city, leading to minor disruptions. In Pulakeshi Nagar, a large branch fell from a tree during the downpour. However, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) responded promptly, clearing the obstruction to ensure the safety of residents.

As the state continues to experience these weather patterns, authorities remain vigilant, monitoring the situation and urging residents to stay safe during the ongoing rain.