Bengaluru and several regions in Karnataka are enduring a severe heatwave, with temperatures rising significantly above normal. The Meteorological Department reports that Bengaluru may see maximum temperatures around 34°C and minimums at 18°C, alongside clear skies and potential morning fog. Five districts in North Karnataka, including Bagalkot and Koppal, are facing even higher temperatures, surpassing seasonal averages. The heatwave is affecting both northern and southern regions, including Mysore and Davangere. Forecasts indicate no major weather changes in the next five days, with temperatures continuing to remain 2-4 degrees Celsius higher than usual. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and cautious.
Bengaluru and various parts of Karnataka are facing a severe heatwave, with temperatures rising above normal levels. The Meteorological Department reports that many districts are experiencing significantly higher temperatures, especially in the northern and southern interior areas of the state.
As mentioned in Vijay Karnataka, temperatures in Bengaluru have climbed sharply, with maximums expected to be around 34 degrees Celsius and minimums potentially dipping to 18 degrees Celsius. Anticipated clear skies and the chance of dense morning fog suggest that this heat will likely persist. The city has seen a steady increase in temperatures, leading to noticeably warmer conditions than what is typical for this time of year.
The situation is even more extreme in five districts of North Karnataka, such as Bagalkot and Koppal, where recorded temperatures are well above the seasonal averages. Northern interior regions like Belagavi, Vijayapura, and Dharwad are also experiencing maximum temperatures that surpass normal levels. This heatwave extends beyond the interior, with areas in South Karnataka, including Mysore and Davangere, also facing elevated temperatures.
The weather forecast for the state indicates no significant changes in the next five days, with northern and coastal regions likely to see temperatures 2-4 degrees Celsius above the usual norms. Conversely, minimum temperatures in coastal and northern districts are expected to be 2-3 degrees Celsius below normal.
As the heatwave escalates, it is essential for residents to take measures to stay hydrated and limit sun exposure. Authorities have released advisories to the public, urging vigilance during this extreme weather phase.