Bengaluru Rain Forecast

RCB vs CSK is expected to be a thriller. But, what has heightened the drama surrounding the game is the forecast of rain.

While flood waters receded in some parts of Bengaluru on Wednesday, the worst is not over for IT capital yet, with the weather bureau predicting heavy rainfall over south interior Karnataka, including the city, for the next two days.

Water has started receding from several areas of Bengaluru, but residents and IT hubs continue to worry over the weather department's warnings of more rain.

Heavy rainfall caused chaos in Bengaluru on Tuesday, with overflowing drains, knee-deep water level in many parts of the city. Several low-lying areas like Nayandahalli, Okkalipurum, Silk Board, and Cambridge layout were flooded.

Several parts of Bengaluru received heavy rains and hailstorm today. The weather department has given a 'heavy rain' forecast for the Karnataka capital for three more days.

Several parts of Bengaluru faced severe water-logging amidst very heavy rainfall in the city on Thursday.

Karnataka weather update: Several low-lying areas in Bengaluru were flooded after heavy rain battered the city on Thursday. Rainwater entered the houses and submerged vehicles on the roads. A Red alert for heavy rain has been issued in parts of Karnataka by the India Meteorological Department.

Heavy rain has been forecast for Karnataka over the weekend due to a low pressure trough that is expected to form over Arabian Sea, an official from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Thursday.

Heavy rain has been forecast across India in capital Delhi, Mumbai and the states of Himachal Pradesh, Kerala and Karnataka.

For the second consecutive day in the second Test between India and South Africa from Bangalore, rain played spoilsport and the third day was a washout. The forecast for the remaining days is not too promising either. Relive all the moments here.

Rain and thundershowers are likely at most places in Karnataka as the south-west monsoon advanced further into parts of north Karnataka and covered the entire state, the Met office said on Saturday.

RCB vs CSK is expected to be a thriller. But, what has heightened the drama surrounding the game is the forecast of rain.

While flood waters receded in some parts of Bengaluru on Wednesday, the worst is not over for IT capital yet, with the weather bureau predicting heavy rainfall over south interior Karnataka, including the city, for the next two days.

Water has started receding from several areas of Bengaluru, but residents and IT hubs continue to worry over the weather department's warnings of more rain.

Heavy rainfall caused chaos in Bengaluru on Tuesday, with overflowing drains, knee-deep water level in many parts of the city. Several low-lying areas like Nayandahalli, Okkalipurum, Silk Board, and Cambridge layout were flooded.

Several parts of Bengaluru received heavy rains and hailstorm today. The weather department has given a 'heavy rain' forecast for the Karnataka capital for three more days.

Several parts of Bengaluru faced severe water-logging amidst very heavy rainfall in the city on Thursday.

Karnataka weather update: Several low-lying areas in Bengaluru were flooded after heavy rain battered the city on Thursday. Rainwater entered the houses and submerged vehicles on the roads. A Red alert for heavy rain has been issued in parts of Karnataka by the India Meteorological Department.

Heavy rain has been forecast for Karnataka over the weekend due to a low pressure trough that is expected to form over Arabian Sea, an official from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Thursday.

Heavy rain has been forecast across India in capital Delhi, Mumbai and the states of Himachal Pradesh, Kerala and Karnataka.

For the second consecutive day in the second Test between India and South Africa from Bangalore, rain played spoilsport and the third day was a washout. The forecast for the remaining days is not too promising either. Relive all the moments here.

Rain and thundershowers are likely at most places in Karnataka as the south-west monsoon advanced further into parts of north Karnataka and covered the entire state, the Met office said on Saturday.