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Bengaluru to receive spell of rain today, yellow alert sounded for few districts in Karnataka

The weather department has also predicted widespread rainfall activity with isolated heavy falls over central, east and northeast India and Maharashtra during next three days.

Updated on: Jul 22, 2020, 16:26:24 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By
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A ‘yellow alert’, indicating heavy rainfall, has been issued for Karnataka’s Shivamogga, Chikmagalur, Hassan and Kodagu districts for July 23 and July 24, CS Patil, director, IMD Centre, Bengaluru said on Wednesday. The official also said that parts of capital city Bengaluru may receive light rainfall today.

File photo: A man pushes his cycle amid heavy rain. (Biplov Bhuyan/HT PHOTO)
File photo: A man pushes his cycle amid heavy rain. (Biplov Bhuyan/HT PHOTO)

The India Meteorological Department has predicted rainfall for most parts in north India for the coming days. As per its mid-day weather bulletin, rainfall intensity and distribution over Northwest India will reduce significantly from July 23.

“Some reduction in rainfall intensity over Northeast India also very likely from 24th July due to likely southward shifting of the eastern end of the Monsoon trough,” the bulletin read.

Also read: Heavy rains lash Delhi, parts of NCR; temperature drops

The weather department has predicted widespread rainfall activity with isolated heavy falls very likely over central, east and northeast India and Maharashtra during next three days after which the rainfall intensity is very likely to decrease.

Heavy rainfall in isolated areas over Assam and Meghalaya has been predicted for today and tomorrow as well as over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal.

Also read: More rainfall likely in flood-ravaged Assam today, predicts IMD

Moderate to severe thunderstorm and lightning is likely over isolated places over north Rajasthan, south Uttar Pradesh, north Madhya Pradesh, south Haryana and Delhi during next 12 hours, the MeT department added.

The national capital and adjoining areas received heavy downpour on Wednesday morning. The rainfall resulted in traffic congestion due to water-logging in many areas across Delhi.

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