Karnataka Weather Alert: Hope For Bengaluru Rains? Check Latest Weather Forecast

Bengaluru, often dubbed India's Silicon Valley, is currently grappling with a severe water crisis and soaring temperatures. The city, known for its pleasant climate, has been experiencing unusually high temperatures and water shortages in recent years, leading to growing concerns among residents and authorities alike.

On Monday, Bengaluru witnessed a clear sky, with the maximum temperature recorded at 35.4°C. This temperature is 1.4°C above the normal range for this time of year, indicating a departure from the usual weather patterns. Also, the minimum temperature recorded on the same day was 22.0°C, highlighting the city's warmer nights.

The relative humidity levels in Bengaluru have also been fluctuating. At 08:30 hrs, the relative humidity was recorded at 49%, indicating moderate moisture in the air.

Bengaluru rains forecast:

The GFS weather model has yet again predicted some rains in Bengaluru on 18th ,19th and 20th.

It must be noted that IMD had predicted dry weather in the India's Silicon Valley from Monday onwards until April 19.

Meanwhile, Maximum temperatures across the South Peninsula are set to increase once again starting today. Regions including Rayalaseema, Telangana, Interior Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu may experience a gradual rise in daytime temperatures. Additionally, parts of South Tamil Nadu, the Western Ghats of Kerala, Malenadu, and Interior Karnataka may witness isolated thunderstorms.

Bengaluru's Rainfall Deficit Worsens Water Crisis

Bengaluru also ranks among the poorest performers in terms of rainfall. The city and South Interior Karnataka are experiencing deficits ranging from -9% to -100%, with no district reporting normal rainfall.

This further exacerbates the water crisis in the region, as Bengaluru heavily relies on groundwater and surface water sources, both of which are under immense pressure due to rapid urbanization and inadequate water management practices.

Maximum Temperature Recorded In 30 Districts Of Karnataka

In Karnataka, temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius were recorded in approximately 30 districts.

Meanwhile, Rainfall occurred at isolated places over Interior Karnataka and dry weather prevailed over Coastal Karnataka.