A trough had been persisting from Madhya Maharashtra to South Interior Karnataka, which had kept the Monsoon vigorous over South Interior Karnataka. This had given heavy rainfall on Friday and Saturday to the tune of 68 mm and 66 mm, respectively.
However, now, this trough has shifted westwards. Due to this, Monsoon rains have reduced over the city. But as the city still lies in the vicinity of trough, on and off short spells of rains would continue for the next few days over the state capital.
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According to weathermen, intensity of rains will vary from place to place and fairly widespread rains will not be there. These scattered rains will keep the weather conditions pleasant, with day maximums settling around 28°C and 29°C.
September had started on a rainy note for the garden city, wherein Bengaluru has recorded rains of varying intensity on every single day of the month so far, barring on September 10.
Till now, the city has recorded 344.1 mm of rain, surpassing its monthly average rainfall of 212.8 mm. September is the rainiest month for the city.
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