Karnataka Weather Update; Yellow Alert Issued, Bengaluru May Receive Rain With Thunderstorms; Check Forecast

The Karnataka weather is mostly going to be rainy over the coming days and is likely to see cloudy skies with thunderstorms.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of rainfall, thunderstorms and lightning in several parts of the state.

On September 19th,Bengaluru city recorded heavy rainfall according to the weather forecast shared by Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC), sunny conditions are likely to continue across Karnataka, with partly cloudy skies developing in some places after noon.

Light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder, lightning and strong winds is likely at isolated places, while heavy rainfall is possible in some areas.

The Karnataka weather outlook also shows the possibility of heavy rainfall in parts of

Bengaluru Weather Forecast: Rain, Thunderstorms Likely

Bengaluru weather today was sunny during the day, post which partly cloudy skies in some areas were seen in the afternoon.
According to the KSNDMC district-wise rainfall report, Bengaluru Urban recorded major rainfall over the last 24 hours.

Karnataka Weather: Yellow Alert And Rainfall Warning

KSNDMC's sub-division-wise forecast shows the possibility of rain and thunderstorms across different parts of Karnataka during the forecast period.

The weather outlook includes warnings for coastal Karnataka, North Interior Karnataka and South Interior Karnataka. Light to moderate rain, thunder and lightning are likely at isolated places, while some areas could receive heavy rainfall.

Residents in areas likely to experience thunderstorms should exercise caution during periods of lightning and strong winds.

Advisory For Residents

The Karnataka weather forecast shows that sunny and warm conditions would continue in several parts of Karnataka, even isolated areas experiencing rainfall and thunderstorms.

Residents should be prepared for sudden changes in weather, including gusty winds, lightning and heavy rainfall. People travelling during periods of rain should take precautions, particularly in areas prone to waterlogging.

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