The cyber city of India, Bengaluru had been recording Monsoon rains of varied intensity since past few days. In fact, there were a few occasions during the past week, when the city ended up recording indeed some good Monsoon showers that resulted in pleasant weather conditions.
However, in the last 24 hours, rains again took a back seat and the garden city observed light rains to the tune of 0.4 mm.
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Apart from Bengaluru, other areas of Karnataka that witnessed rains during the past 24 hours include Bellary which recorded a whopping 82 mm. Rest all places observed light to moderate showers such as Mangaluru 22 mm, Vijayapura 20 mm, Dharwad 12 mm, Gadag 9 mm, Agumbe 8 mm, Koppal 7 mm, Belgaum 4 mm and Madikeri 2 mm.
As per Skymet Weather, these showers could be attributed to several weather features over and around the region. A cyclonic circulation is seen over North Tamil Nadu and neighboring South Karnataka. Another circulation is persisting over west-central Bay of Bengal off South Coastal Odisha. From this system, an upper air trough is running up to North Tamil Nadu.
Weathermen expect these weather systems to move slightly westward, and so, light to moderate rains will occur over Bengaluru during the next few days.
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With these showers, morning and nights will stay pleasant, with minimums near 19-20 degrees. Whereas days will be comfortable but damp with maximum temperatures around 27-28 degrees.
Southwest Monsoon ended on a good note for Bengaluru, as the city has observed excess rains to the tune of 556.3 mm.
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