While Bengaluru city received 37.4mm of rainfall, HAL Airport received 40.6mm of rainfall, stated IMD.
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Heavy rainfall in Bengaluru on Sunday evening came as a dampener to Deepavali festivities. While the rains cut short those bursting crackers, the downpour caused severe waterlogging in several parts of the city. Several Twitter users took to the micro-blogging platform to post about the weather and the subsequent flooding of roads. While some complained about the condition of the roads which led to inundation of waters, others seemed to be relieved by the rains which ensured that there were not as many fireworks burst. Sad for the kids in Bangalore but really happy how the strong rains are preventing everyone from bursting crackers. #bangalorerains #bengaluru #diwali — Bhavna Nagpal (@bhavna_nagpal) October 27, 2019 Happy Diwali! love how Bengaluru's weather is fighting the crackers. Never heard/seen so many crackers in BLR. But the rains are doing a great job and slowing them down hour by hour. Amazing! — Mrinal Sharma (@mrinalsharma) October 27, 2019 The beautiful koramangala, Bangalore , bbmp is as corrupt as much as water on this road, just one rain @BBMP_MAYOR @BBMPCOMM @Tejasvi_Surya @bjp_bsy pic.twitter.com/zuO9MCE2vv — Aditya V Daga | Meditator (@avd122) October 27, 2019 Residents of #HSRLayout are reeling under a flood like situation due to the heavy #downpour in #Bengaluru. @BBMPCOMM is this what you call by rain ready? @BBMP_MAYOR please do answer these residents#BengaluruRains @hsrltrafficps @hsrlayoutrw @BSYBJP @hd_kumaraswamy @siddaramaiah pic.twitter.com/UDBWeh8X3Y — Suraj Suresh (@Suraj_Suresh16) October 27, 2019 @narendramodi_in @SwachhBharatGov @PMOIndia Situation in Bengaluru Chikpet Metro Station after rain !! Bangalore definitely deserves better. @fayedsouza @TimesNow @republic https://t.co/Hb9ZQefI0C — Swachh Whitefield (@SwachWhitefield) October 28, 2019 As per the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Bengaluru city received 37.4mm of rainfall, while AMO KIAL received 5.4mm and HAL Airport received 40.6mm as of 8.30am on Monday. According to weather blogger, Bengaluru Weather, Devanahalli taluk saw the highest rainfall on Sunday with 89mm of rainfall reports. This was followed closely by 73mm seen in Hosakote, 63.5mm of rain in Bengaluru North and 62mm rainfall in Bengaluru South. East Bengaluru saw 55.5mm of rainfall and Anekal taluk saw the least with 35.5mm of rainfall. Rain lashed other parts of the state as well. Tumakuru received 160mm of rainfall, Kolar 74.5mm, Chikkaballapura 70mm and Ramanagar 69.5mm, according to Bengaluru Weather. As winds changed from westerlies to easterlies last night some places in #bengaluru saw heavy rains .. Talukwise max rainfall yesterday Devanahalli 89 Hoskote 73#bangalore North 63.5 South 62 East 55.5 Anekal 35.5#bengalururains #bangalorerains https://t.co/ME4Mj7URLg — Bengaluru Weather (@BngWeather) October 28, 2019 The Indian Meteorological Department had earlier predicted that rains would be lashing several districts in the state over the weekend, including Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu and Shivamogga. Districts such as Uttara Kannada, Dakshina Kannada, and Udupi have already been reeling from the effects of Cyclone Kyarr. Two people had died last week in Udupi as a result of the rains. 21 people have died since October 18 due to rains and floods in the state. Strong wings, floods and wall collapses have been responsible for several deaths and the displacement of people from their homes. Over 14,000 houses have been damaged and almost 6,000 people have taken refuge in relief camps.
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