IMD Bengaluru predicts heavy rainfall in Karnataka for 4 days
According to S Adiga, meteorologist, IMD Bengaluru, yellow signals have been issued for today and tomorrow in some coastal areas of Karnataka and the northern interior region of Karnataka. Orange warnings were also issued in the southern interior of Bengaluru and the Gats.
Two days ago, the Meteorological Department issue a weather warning for parts of Karnataka, which is expected to rain until November 18 (Thursday). As a result, IMD has published a yellow signal in Bengaluru Rural. Bengaluru Urban, Chikkaballapur, Chitradurga, Davanagere, Kolar, Mandya, Ramanagara, Tumkur. The yellow signal is define as a single heavy rainfall of more than 64.5 mm.
On Monday, Bengaluru reported 5 cm of rain. The meteorological department said the rainfall was due to a network of cyclonic circulation. And a low-pressure area all the Bay of Bengal also the Arabian Sea.
Meanwhile, IMD today issued a red signal for the capitals of the neighboring states of Tamil Nadu. And Puducherry following the depression that previously formed in the southwest Bay of Bengal today, the update said.
The depression is about 310 km off the coast of Chennai, 290 km from Puducherry, and 270 km from Karaikal.
The depression is likely to cross northern Tamil Nadu and the southern coast of Andhra Pradesh early Friday, the statement said. In Tamil Nadu, the weather agency has also issued red alerts for Viluppuram, Chengalpattu, Kanchipuram, and Thiruvallur.
According to Meteorologist IMD Bengaluru S Adiga, Karnataka will experience heavy rains in the next four days. In some coastal areas of Karnataka and the northern interior of Karnataka, a yellow signal is given for today and tomorrow. An orange warning was issue for the southern hinterland, Bengaluru and the Gats. Wait for the latest update.
