The off shore trough extending along the West Coast from South Gujarat to Kerala has activated again and at present, the Monsoon surge is also active, paving way for good rainfall.
This trough will fuel the moisture levels in the atmosphere, leading to formation of rainy clouds. Owing to this, along with west coastal regions, the interior parts of Karnataka may also see intensification in rainfall activity, mostly over South Interior Karnataka including the city of Bengaluru.
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As of now, Skymet Weather predicts light rainfall with isolated moderate showers over the cyber city.
A short spell of light rain and thundershowers were witnessed in parts of the city today afternoon. During the last 24 hours too, traces of rainfall were observed over Bengaluru. In fact, in the past few days, the weather remained highly humid across many parts of the city.
With the onset of Monsoon along the West Coast, on and off good rains was recorded over the city, leading to pleasant weather conditions.
Click the image above to see the live lightning and thunderstorm across Bengaluru
So far, the city has managed to record 25.9 mm of rains only, whereas its monthly average rainfall is 106.5 mm. Thus, with 6 days in hand, the possibility seems quite less for the city to even reach close to the normal figure.
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