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Galibidu hobli in Kodagu receives maximum rainfall in Karnataka - Times of India
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March 11, 2013
Kadaba receives maximum rainfall in Karnataka
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MANGALORE: Palya in Alur taluk of Hassan district recorded maximum rainfall of 112mm in Karnataka in the last 24-hours up to 8.30am on Friday. Puttur hobli in Puttur taluk of Dakshina Kannada district recorded highest maximum temperature of 39.8°C on March 7 at 2.45pm. Nittur hobli in Bhalki taluk of Bidar district recorded lowest minimum temperature of 16.6°C on March 8 at 6.15am, KSNDMC, Bangalore said.
More than 90% relative humidity has been recorded in 13 per cent of geographical area in the state. Less than 20% of relative humidity has been recorded in 1.5% of geographical area in the state. Rainfall over the state in above 24-hours is considered as isolated since 10% of hoblis and gram panchyaths recorded rainfall greater than or equal to 2.5mm. Rainfall was fairly widespread in three districts; scattered in one, isolated in eight, and negligible in 18 districts.
Heavy rain was recorded in three districts; moderate rain in seven; light rain in two; very light rain in six and no rain in 12 districts. Fairly widespread, heavy rain was received in Kodagu, DK and Hassan. Scattered moderate rain was received in Chikmagalur; isolated, light to moderate rain received in Udupi, Chikkaballapur, Shimoga, Mandya, Tumkur, Mysore, Ramanagar and Bangalore Rural districts. Dry weather condition prevailed in remaining parts of the State.
Karnataka for the period March 2 to March 8 recorded surplus rainfall of 69%. Against normal weighted average rainfall of 1.3mm in south-interior, north-interior, malnad and coastal parts, state recorded rainfall of 2.2mm. For 24-hours period ending 8.30am on March 8, four geographical regions received 1.7mm actual weighted average rainfall against normal weighted average rainfall of 0.2mm, 750% surplus rainfall from the normal.
March 7, 2013
Light showers bring down temperature
After putting up with days of scorching heat, the city got a brief respite on Wednesday with cloudy weather prevailing in most parts, some even receiving light showers. This breather, however, is expected to last only till Thursday.
Officials of the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said the sudden change in temperature was due to the formation of troughs of low pressure over both the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. “There are troughs of low pressure over the Bay of Bengal towards coastal Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, and over the south-east of Arabian Sea off Karnataka and Kerala. That is why Tamil Nadu has received good rain,” the IMD official said.
But the State cannot expect heavy rain as these are only troughs of low pressure, which means there is only 50 per cent chance of rain, the official explained. The cloudy weather too is only a brief phenomenon as only 20 per cent of the cloud mass is left, which is moving towards the Lakshadweep islands.
On Wednesday, the maximum temperature was 32.7 degrees Celsius while the minimum was 21 degrees Celsius.
City to be cloudy for 2 more days Bangalore,Mar 7, 2013
City to be cloudy for 2 more days
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The City witnessed cloudy weather and a light drizzle in the morning leaving Bangaloreans pleasantly surprised. But if you thought these showers will last then you are wrong. The MET department says it is only low pressure in certain coastal belts that has caused the weather to take a turn. “Low pressure at main sea level southwest of Bay of Bengal and southeast of Arabian Sea is the main reason for the weather change. There is also another trough of low pressure on the Kerala- Karnataka coastline that is causing the humidity to increase,” said an official from the Metrological department, Bangalore.While certain parts of the City saw light drizzle, the department ruled out heavy showers. “Rain/thundershowers would occur at isolated places over coastal Karnataka and South interior Karnataka. Mainly dry weather would prevail in areas of northern Karnataka,” added the department official. The department has predicted the current weather to continue for about two more days. The minimum temperature in the City over the next 48 hours as predicted by the weather department is 19 degree celsius and the maximum is 30 degree celsius.The department says the weather is same across the State. “The maximum temperature was above normal especially over few places over coastal Karnataka and the minimum temperatures rose at many places over South Interior Karnataka. The trough of low pressure now runs from Comorin area to Karnataka coast and is spread over up to 3.1 km in the neighbourhood.”
Interestingly, Honnavara has registered the maximum temperature of 38.8 C in March, a record high in the last 78 years.
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