BENGALURU: When you're out to vote on Thursday, it might be better to hold an umbrella to the polling sales space, stated India Meteorological Department, Bengaluru, on Wednesday forecasting rain or thunderstorms in the city on polling day.
On Wednesday too, sudden showers in opposition to the night crippled the city with roads getting water logged, bushes getting uprooted and gear supply disrupted in several areas.
IMD scientist CS Patil stated climate techniques indicate that rain or thundershowers are most likely to occur on Thursday at isolated places over the south-interior Karnataka together with Bengaluru.
“The showers are likely because of adjustments in native climate,” he stated. “Rising mercury levels during the last few days may result in some precipitation. Showers would possibly occur in the night hours or right through evening. Similar prerequisites are more likely to persist on Friday.”
“We have issued a rain caution neatly upfront in view of balloting on Thursday in 14 Lok Sabha constituencies, maximum of which might be in south-interior Karnataka,” any other scientist with the Centre stated.
On Wednesday too, sudden showers in opposition to the night crippled the city with roads getting water logged, bushes getting uprooted and gear supply disrupted in several areas.
IMD scientist CS Patil stated climate techniques indicate that rain or thundershowers are most likely to occur on Thursday at isolated places over the south-interior Karnataka together with Bengaluru.
“The showers are likely because of adjustments in native climate,” he stated. “Rising mercury levels during the last few days may result in some precipitation. Showers would possibly occur in the night hours or right through evening. Similar prerequisites are more likely to persist on Friday.”
“We have issued a rain caution neatly upfront in view of balloting on Thursday in 14 Lok Sabha constituencies, maximum of which might be in south-interior Karnataka,” any other scientist with the Centre stated.
Rains likely on polling day, says met office
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