Monsoon

Atyadi village in Kodagu, known for its scenic beauty, faces isolation for six months annually due to a swollen stream. Residents risk their lives crossing it, especially during heavy rainfall. Despite decades of pleas for a bridge, authorities have not acted. Villagers, like Nityananda and Ramakrishna, hope for a solution to end their prolonged suffering.

The monsoon is anticipated to arrive in Karnataka in early June, starting weak due to Cyclone 'Remal' in the Bay of Bengal. Despite this, heavy rainfall is expected from May 31, intensifying in southern and northern hinterlands. Coastal areas will see moderate rain, with significant temperature highs recorded, like 41.2°C in Kalaburagi.

Discover the allure of India's monsoon magic! From the misty hills of Munnar to the serene backwaters of Alleppey, explore 7 enchanting getaways that come alive during the rainy season. Join us on a journey through lush landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and verdant valleys

Discover 7 effective ways to dry your clothes faster during the monsoon season. From utilizing indoor drying racks and high-speed spin cycles to employing dehumidifiers and fans, these tips will help you keep your laundry fresh and dry even in wet weather.

Bengaluru is facing an unprecedented dry spell, with no rainfall for 146 days, raising concerns about water scarcity and rising temperatures. Recent studies show a one-degree Celsius rise in temperatures over 42 years, exacerbating water source evaporation and decreasing rainfall. Despite sporadic showers in some areas, the drought situation persists, highlighting the challenges of climate change.

The Indian Meteorological Department predicts above-normal rainfall for Karnataka's 2024 monsoon, providing much-needed relief from recent drought conditions. With the monsoon typically accounting for 74% of annual rainfall, this year’s increase is expected to enhance agricultural yields and improve water availability, significantly benefiting the state’s economy and ecology.

Bengaluru (September 17) - In a promising development for the beleaguered farmers of Karnataka, meteorological experts have forecasted a respite from the monsoon drought with substantial rainfall expected in the state during the last week of September and throughout the monsoon season.

The article discusses the familiar imagery associated with thunderstorms and a viral video capturing a unique aerial perspective of a thunderstorm at 35,000 feet shared on Instagram.

The India Meteorology Department (IMD) has issued a warning of continued extreme weather conditions in Odisha until September 7. This surge in lightning activity is attributed to the collision of cold and warm air masses as the monsoon returns to normalcy after a prolonged break.

Due to scarce monsoon rains and prevailing northwest winds, Karnataka's average maximum temperature has risen by 3 degrees Celsius. Despite an anticipated 666 mm of June rainfall, only 490 mm occurred, causing a 23% August rainfall deficit. This, along with decreased humidity and northwest winds, resulted in temperature spikes across the state. Insufficient rainfall over 15 days led to this phenomenon.