Bengaluru Weather Today: BIG Relief From Scorching Heat in Karnataka Districts From April 15 | Check Full IMD

Bengaluru Weather Today: Bengaluru weather is likely to remain cloudy throughout Monday and in the coming two to three days. People are likely to get some relief from the scorching temperatures in multiple Karnataka districts from Wednesday, April 15 onwards. Bengaluru weather is also likely to remain pleasant.

Bengaluru's minimum temperature is also likely to fall by a unit from April 15, as per the weather forecast. For residents of Bengaluru and other Karnataka districts, here is the full India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast for the week.

Bengaluru Weather Today And For The Week

Weather in Bengaluru is likely to remain mildly hot, however cloudy weather may bring some respite to residents. As per the IMD report, the metro city is likely to see partly cloudy weather till April 19. The minimum and maximum temperatures in Bengaluru are likely to be 25 and 35 degrees Celsius till April 15. The minimum temperature may see some decline from April 15 to 24 degrees Celsius and is likely to remain the same for 2-3 days.
The city is likely to see "Mainly clear sky becoming partly cloudy sky towards afternoon/evening. Maximum and Minimum temperature very likely to be around 36° C and 24° C respectively," as per Bengaluru weather forecast by IMD till Tuesday.

Karnataka Weather Update

Dakshin Kannad districts are likely to see light to moderate rainfall and thundershowers on Monday, April 13. Whereas, hot and humid conditions with dry weather are likely over Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts.

On Tuesday, light to moderate rain/thundershowers are likely to occur at one or two places over Dakshina Kannada district. Whereas hot and humid conditions with dry weather are likely over Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts.

Karnataka stays under heatwave conditions through mid-April, with temperatures remaining higher than usual in many districts. Weather models show a gradual turn towards rainfall and thunderstorms after 15 April, giving some relief. Until this shift takes hold, residents are urged to manage heat exposure, while farmers balance current stress with upcoming changes.

Across the state, the pattern stays uneven, with different regions facing varied impacts. Coastal belts, the Malnad hills, north interior and south interior districts all see separate trends. Meteorological agencies expect hot, sunny days in most places, scattered light showers in a few pockets, and a clearer move to stormy conditions after mid-April.
North interior Karnataka, including Belagavi, Dharwad, Gadag, Haveri and Kalaburagi, continues with mainly dry weather for now.

Temperatures here remain above the seasonal average, adding to daytime heat stress. Forecasts indicate no meaningful rainfall before 18 April, though thunderstorms could develop afterwards. Farmers are asked to protect crops and livestock during this prolonged hot phase.