Non-Draining Flood Water...Heavy rain threatens Bengaluru..!?
The india Meteorological Department has said that the next two days are likely to experience heavy rains in Bangalore city. The india Meteorological Department has said that while the floods have occurred in many parts of Bangalore city, it is not yet over.
Bengaluru heavy rain for next two days:
While heavy rains are lashing Bengaluru, karnataka, the weather department has warned that the situation has not ended and there is a possibility of heavy rains for the next two days. Heavy to very heavy rain is likely at a few places over coastal and south interior karnataka today (Thursday) and friday and interior karnataka on friday and Saturday, the Met office said.
The india Meteorological Department has said that the next two days are likely to experience heavy rains in Bangalore city. The india Meteorological Department has said that while the floods have occurred in many parts of Bangalore city, it is not yet over.
Bengaluru heavy rain for next two days:
While heavy rains are lashing Bengaluru, karnataka, the weather department has warned that the situation has not ended and there is a possibility of heavy rains for the next two days. Heavy to very heavy rain is likely at a few places over coastal and south interior karnataka today (Thursday) and friday and interior karnataka on friday and Saturday, the Met office said.
Heavy rains not seen in 34 years
Internal karnataka and surrounding areas are said to be receiving heavy rains due to cyclonic circulation. According to the information released by the Meteorological Department, Bengaluru has received 251.4 mm of rain in the last four days. 131.6 mm of rain fell on Sunday, the highest 24-hour rainfall in september 34 years ago. Also, rainfall from september 1 to september 7 was 148 percent above average, while Bengaluru city received a 168 percent surplus, the india Meteorological Department said.
Earlier on wednesday morning, the india Meteorological Department had issued an "orange" warning for Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada, Chikkamagaluru, Kodagu, and Sivamokka districts till 8:30 am on Thursday. A yellow alert has been issued for Bagalkot, Belagavi, Dharwad, Kathak, Haveri, Vijayapura, Yadgir, Bengaluru Rural, Bengaluru Urban, Samrajnagar, Thavanagere, Hassan, Mandya, and Mysuru districts during the same period. Meanwhile, severe waterlogging due to heavy rains have also caused traffic jams in many parts of the city and disrupted the lives of ordinary people.
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Green (no action required),
Yellow (stay updated),
Orange (to be prepared),
red (take action).
The four color codes are used by the Meteorological Center for rain warnings.