Bengaluru continued to receive pre-monzon showers on Tuesday, but the intensity of rain decreased compared to the previous day and brought some relief to people in flooded areas as they raised pieces.
The Bengalureians woke up to another wet day when the city switched overnight. On Tuesday there were several short precipitation spells.
According to IMD data released on Tuesday at 9 o’clock, Bengaluru received 37.2 mm precipitation for 24 hours between 8.30 am on May 19 and 8.30 in the morning of May 20. Bengaluru Hal Airport received 46.5 mm of precipitation and KEVEGOWDA International Airport received 1 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours.
During the day (between 8:30 and 17:30), the city of Bengaluru won 13.1 mm precipitation. The Hal Airport and the International Airport KEVEGOWDA received 4.8 mm of precipitation.
Prognosis for Bengaluru
The local forecast for the city and neighborhood of Bengalur, released on Tuesday at 6 pm, predicted a generally cloudy sky.
“Medium to heavy rains and pile-bounds accompanied by impact wind (wind speed 30-40 km / h) are probably maximum and the minimum temperatures are very likely to be around 27 ° C and 21 ° C,” IMD said.
IMD stated that the conditions were likely to be favorable for the onset of the monsoon above Keraral over the next four or five days.
“Conditions are also likely to become favorable for further progress of southwestern monsoon over some other parts of the South Arab Sea, the remaining parts of the Maldives and the Chamber area; some parts of the Lakshadweep, Kerala, Tamil Nadu; some other parts of Bengal in the northeast of Bengal and some parts of the northeast state.”
He also added that the cyclonic upper air circulation is likely to be formed above the East Arab Sea off the coast of Karnataka around 21st May.
“Under its influence, the low -pressure area in the same region is likely to form around 22. May. Then it will probably move north and intensify,” IMD said.
Published – May 20, 2025 21:11 is
