After lashing with good rains to the tune of 48 mm on October 7, rain in Bengaluru once again reduced in the last 24 hours. In fact, on and off rains have been occurring over the capital of the Karnataka since the month of October began.
In the last 24 hours from 08:30 am as on Sunday, Bengaluru recorded very light spells of 2.1 mm. With this, the “Garden City’ of the country has managed to record a total of 206.5 mm of rains as against its monthly mean of 168.3 mm. Hence, the IT hub of the country has already surpassed its monthly target with a good difference.
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As of now also, Skymet Weather predicts the possibility of some light rains to occur over the city. Humid winds from the Arabian Sea are reaching over the state capital, thus light spells will continue to prevail.
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However, in the absence of any significant weather system, heavy showers are not anticipated to show up in the city for the next few days. Rains are expected to remain light and will occur for a short duration only.
Skymet Weather further reiterates that the cyclonic circulation is over South Madhya Maharashtra. A trough is also seen extending from Telangana to South Madhya Maharashtra. As both these weather systems are prevailing north of Bengaluru, rains in the city and other regions of South Interior Karnataka will remain light and patchy in nature.
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