Skymet forecasts that Bengaluru will see rains on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Some districts of Karnataka, such as Belagavi, saw heavy rains on Sunday evening, a much-needed respite from the heat. Many shared photos and videos of the downpour on social media. Rains were reported across southern interior parts of Karnataka as well, including in districts such as Mysuru, Chikkamagaluru, Kodagu, and Hassan. Mysuru district reported 55.5 mm of rain, Mandya saw 66.5 mm of rain, Chamarajanagar saw 44.5 mm of rain, Kodagu saw 31 mm and Hassan district saw the highest recorded rainfall at 76 mm. Just In : Heavy wind and Rain in Belagavi Watch on YouTube : https://ift.tt/39IZiin #Rain #BelagaviWeather #Weather #Karnataka pic.twitter.com/j2qWMnQHu5 — Belagavi Infrastructure (@Belagavi_infra) April 5, 2020 Good rain in South Interior #Karnataka & adjoining malnad region , District max rainfall Mysuru - 55.5mm Mandya - 66.5mm Ch.nagar - 44.5mm Kodagu - 31mm Hassan - 76mm — RK Gowda (@ravikeerthi22) April 6, 2020 The state is witnessing rainfall because a trough — a region of low pressure — has formed in south India due to prevailing high daytime temperatures. A trough is extending from south #Kerala to #MadhyaMaharashtra across #Karnataka. #Rain and #Thundershowers to continue over #Dharwar, #Chitradurga, #Kochi, #Alapuzha, #Kodaikanal, #Thiruvananthapuram and parts of Interior Karnataka, interior #TN & Kerala. @SkymetWeather pic.twitter.com/8N3x28NOLc — Mahesh Palawat (@Mpalawat) April 5, 2020 Karnataka state has seen a lower than expected rainfall for March, across the board. According to the data from the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), some districts in Karnataka have seen no rain so far. Only Bagalkot and Gadag districts reported more rainfall than usual (in blue), according to the IMD website. Belagavi and Chikkamagaluru districts reported deficit rainfall (in yellow), while the other districts reported no rainfall. Bengaluru is yet to see any substantial rainfall. However, Skymet forecasted that the city would see rains on Tuesday and Wednesday. “Rain activities to increase marginally over South interior #Karnataka including #Bengaluru, around April 7 and 8.” Rain activities to increase marginally over South interior #Karnataka including #Bengaluru, around April 7 and 8.#weather #weatherforecast #weatherupdate https://t.co/zglcWOmoJh — SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather) April 4, 2020 The Weather Channel said that many parts of India would see rains. “Scattered rain likely over interior Karnataka and interior Kerala. Isolated rain is possible over North India, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim. Dry weather likely over East India, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa.” #WeatherUpdate | Scattered rain likely over interior Karnataka and interior Kerala. Isolated rain is possible over North India, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim. Dry weather likely over East India, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa. Read: https://t.co/Ii0AYbARzI pic.twitter.com/RojdrQvMdP — The Weather Channel India (@weatherindia) April 6, 2020 The state has been seeing high temperatures over the last few days, touching 40 degrees Celsius in parts of North Karnataka, while coastal Karnataka saw temperatures hit 36 degrees Celsius. Bengaluru saw highs of up to 38 degrees Celsius last week, according to the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre. According to the Deccan Herald, a shepherd in Vijayapura district died due to a lightning strike.
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