Karnataka Weather Alert: Is Bengaluru's Rainy Respite Here To Stay? City Sees Second Consecutive Day Of Rain!
Bengaluru, known for its pleasant weather, has been experiencing a welcomed change over the past few days. The city witnessed its second consecutive day of rainfall, bringing respite to residents after enduring six months of dry weather. The downpour has also led to a rise in humidity levels, reaching up to 69 per cent.

Interestingly, the residents of Bengaluru quickly turned to X (formerly Twitter) to share the latest updates about the rain status.
Rains in Electronic City, views from @TitanCompanyLtd ♥️@BngWeather @Bnglrweatherman #BengaluruRains pic.twitter.com/LnBpmft3gv
— Adithi Hulyalkar (@hulyalcat) May 3, 2024
#BengaluruRains Finally it feels like Bangalore again. pic.twitter.com/vqgAXAWWSz
— Nivedita jha 🇮🇳 (@noblenivedita) May 3, 2024
Finally.. feels like Bengaluru ❤️#BengaluruRains pic.twitter.com/jI3smzPjH0
— Dr M (@drmehta1861) May 3, 2024
Bengaluru rains forecast:
As per the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the weather forecast for Bengaluru from May 3rd to May 8th indicates a mix of cloudy and rainy conditions. On May 3rd, the city can expect a generally cloudy sky with light rain, with temperatures ranging from 24.0 to 38.0 degrees Celsius.
Vijay, a well-known weather enthusiast recognised for his popular page 'Namma Karnataka Weather,' initiated a discussion about the rain. He provided a comprehensive overview of areas experiencing heavy, moderate, or light precipitation, along with those receiving only a brief drizzle.
2.55 PM UPDATE: ALERT SOUTH BENGALURU TS ⚠️⚠️⚠️
— Namma Karnataka Weather (@namma_vjy) May 3, 2024
As suspected a new TS has got generated over South Bengaluru.
Heavy showers in Begur-Gottigere-Singasandra-Hulimavu areas.#Bangalorerains #BengaluruRains https://t.co/XbatNZIeu2 pic.twitter.com/17bggF6zgf
2.50 PM Update:
— Namma Karnataka Weather (@namma_vjy) May 3, 2024
Now the rains have got heavy in Gottigere.
Good fun 😊 #BengaluruRains #BangaloreRain pic.twitter.com/j4zWJWkVcR
2.30 PM UPDATE: TS INSIDE BENGALURU CITY ⚠️ ⚠️
— Namma Karnataka Weather (@namma_vjy) May 3, 2024
The intense part of the TS has moved Eastwards from Hoskote.
Heavy rains East of Yelahanka and North of Banasvadi-Hennur. Real pounding here.
Reports of squally winds from SE and South Bengaluru#BengaluruRains #bangalorerains https://t.co/hAhSak1cBJ pic.twitter.com/SDa2H9L0J1
2.25 PM UPDATE: ALERT: TS MOVING IN TO BENGALURU CITY ⚠️⚠️⚠️
— Namma Karnataka Weather (@namma_vjy) May 3, 2024
The TS over Hoskote has moved SW on to Kasturi Nagar-Banaswadi-Kalyan nagar in NE Bengaluru. Likely to head towards Hebbal.
Something brewing near Varthur-Gunjur. May be a new TS.#bangalorerains #BengaluruRains https://t.co/xNfKwNVV9K pic.twitter.com/6wuBi0JCCb
On Thursday, India's Silicon Valley witnessed thunderstorm with light to moderate rains. However, the initial joy of the rainfall was palpable among Bengalureans. However, this joy was short-lived as the city faced a series of challenges due to the sudden downpour. One of the most significant issues reported was prolonged power outages in several areas, leaving residents in the dark even after the rain had subsided.
In addition to power outages, waterlogging was reported in the Ramamurthy Nagar underpass on the Outer Ring Road, leading to traffic disruptions and inconvenience for commuters. These challenges highlight the need for better infrastructure and preparedness to tackle the effects of heavy rainfall in the city.
Despite these problems, the rain has brought much-needed relief to Bengaluru, rejuvenating the city and bringing hope for a more comfortable climate in the days ahead. Residents are hopeful that authorities will address the issues raised by the rainfall to ensure a smoother experience during the monsoon season.












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