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With heavy rain forecast for the next week in Karnataka, the Meteorological Department has declared a red alert for several districts.
The Meteorological Department has declared an orange alert in the coastal districts of Karnataka in the wake of the forecast of heavy rain today. There is a possibility of rain with thunder and lightning, and the public and fishermen have been advised to be careful. Cyclone Arun is expected to continue in the coastal areas, here is the latest information from the Meteorological Department.
The southwest monsoon has officially entered India, bringing a big change in the country's weather. The monsoon, which started in Kerala, is now gradually spreading to different parts of the country, and the Meteorological Department has predicted that there is a possibility of heavy winds and heavy rain in 19 states including Karnataka.
Air pollution has reduced in most districts of the state, including Silicon City Bengaluru, due to the heavy rains, and the air quality has improved to a good level. As a result of the rains, clean and cool air has been recorded in the cities and people have experienced a cleaner atmosphere.
Heavy rain with thunderstorms expected in Bengaluru till Friday. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning and advised people to be vigilant.
The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow heatwave alert till May 27 in the wake of intense heatwave conditions across the country. Temperatures are likely to rise during this period and people have been advised to take necessary precautions.
The intense heatwave and heatwave conditions in Telangana have continued for the past three to four days, with the number of deaths due to heatstroke increasing.
The heat wave is the worst in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana: A total of 43 people have died in the last three days due to the sharp rise in temperature. Many people, including common people and roadside beggars, have succumbed to severe heatstroke. The government has warned people not to go out unnecessarily during the afternoon and has advised them to take special care of their health.
The pre-monsoon is strong in Karnataka and the Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rains with thunderstorms in the next five to six days. The intensity of the rains is likely to increase in many parts of the state.
Sudden gusts of wind and rain in various parts of the city have disrupted traffic. In addition, traffic jams have occurred, causing hardship to motorists.
As good news for farmers, the Meteorological Department has predicted that this time the monsoon is likely to arrive in the first week of June. If the monsoon arrives early, agricultural activities will be available early, and farmers are getting ready to start sowing. Good rains are expected in many parts of the state.
Heavy rain has been forecast in Karnataka for the next four days, with the Meteorological Department warning of hailstorm and strong winds. Let's see how much rain is likely to fall in each place...
The Meteorological Department has forecast that heavy rain is likely to occur in many districts of Karnataka for the next 3 days due to a depression in the atmosphere. Which districts, including coastal and Malnad, will receive the most rain?
Heavy rain and heavy rain lashed Kakkeri village in Belagavi district. Many trees and electric poles were uprooted due to the intensity of the wind, causing power outages in some areas. People of Kakkeri are in a state of panic, as the rain has disrupted life.
A significant change in the weather is likely in Karnataka for the next few days. According to the Meteorological Department, heavy rains are expected to continue in many parts of the state till May 15, especially in South Karnataka. A bari rain alert has been issued for eight districts including Mysore and Mandya, and people have been advised to be careful.
The rainstorm continues in Karnataka. There is a possibility of heavy rain in Bengaluru today, and hailstorm is likely in Kodagu and Hassan districts, the Meteorological Department has predicted.
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