The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has raised a ‘yellow’ alert for several districts in the state of Karnataka, including the capital city of Bengaluru, in anticipation of heavy rainfall.
The alert encompasses a range of districts, including Bengaluru, Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada, Chamarajanagar, Chikkamagaluru, Chitradurga, and others. The forecasting agency has indicated that thunderstorms are likely to persist in Bengaluru until November 10, with daytime temperatures holding steady at around 29-30 degrees Celsius.
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This ‘yellow’ alert comes on the heels of Bengaluru experiencing a deluge on November 6, leading to instances of flooding and disruptions in the city’s daily life.
Of particular concern is the impact of the impending heavy rainfall on an upcoming world cup match scheduled to be held in Bengaluru. New Zealand and Sri Lanka are set to face off on November 9, with the Kiwi team striving to secure a semi-final spot through a convincing victory. However, the anticipated rain could potentially disrupt this crucial match, adding a layer of uncertainty to the proceedings. As the cricket world eagerly awaits the outcome, the impact of the weather on the game remains a subject of significant interest and concern.
