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Mesmerising rainbow graces the Bengaluru skyline after rain, makes for a picturesque morning. See pics

Bengaluru residents shared pictures of a mesmerising rainbow that appeared in the morning sky after heavy rain in the city.

Published on: Nov 7, 2023, 15:28:16 IST
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The Bengaluru skyline was graced with a mesmerising rainbow earlier this morning after the city witnessed quite a few spells of heavy rain on Monday evening, which brought daily life activities to a halt, causing waterlogging, inundation and the resultant congestions.

The city witnessed heavy rain on Monday evening, which brought daily life activities to a halt. (Param Arunachalam/X)
The city witnessed heavy rain on Monday evening, which brought daily life activities to a halt. (Param Arunachalam/X)

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Several social media users flooded micro-blogging site ‘X’ with visuals of the morning rainbow, which made for aesthetic picturesque sky images. "Spotted this beautiful rainbow this morning in north Bengaluru," a user wrote.

“Today at 6:15 another magical moment, double full rainbow spotted, first time am seeing it on western horizon ! The sun just risen, threw beam of light from narrow gap under the dark clouds !” another shared, along with pictures.

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“Wow. Good click. Rainbow over western horizon is very rare in Bangalore. Its usually over the Eastern horizon in evening times,” an internet user responded.

“Our Bengaluru neighbourhood saw a full rainbow this morning!” A resident posted.

“Rainbow during sunrise in Bangalore (Old Madras Road) around 6.20 AM,” another echoed.

Here are some more visuals of the awe-inspiring rainbow from this morning.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday issued a ‘yellow’ alert in Karnataka over several districts including Bengaluru after rain poured vigorously.

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