02-28-2020 09:00:06 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC KSNDMC District wise Daily Rainfall SMS will contain Minimum, Maximum and Average Rainfall for the 24 hrs ending at 8.30 AM of 28/2/2020.
02-28-2020 09:02:38 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC BENGALURU URBAN- NEG,0, 1, 0; BENGALURU RURAL- NEG,0, 1, 0; KOLAR- ISO, 0, 4, 0; TUMAKURU- NEG,0, 1, 0; SHIVAMOGGA- ISO, 0, 3, 0; BELAGAVI- NEG,0, 1, 0;
02-28-2020 09:05:05 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC KOPPALA- NEG,0, 1, 0; RAICHUR- ISO, 0, 5, 0; BIDAR- NEG,0, 2, 0; CHAMARAJANAGARA- NEG,0, 1, 0; MYSURU- NEG,0, 2, 0; MANDYA- NEG,0, 2, 0;
02-28-2020 09:07:20 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC CHIKKAMAGALURU- ISO, 0, 4, 0; KODAGU- ISO, 0, 6, 0.1; DAKSHINA KANNADA- ISO, 0, 12, 0.2; UDUPI- ISO, 0, 9, 0.3; No Rain in 14 Districts
02-28-2020 09:10:24 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC KSNDMC Taluk wise Daily Rainfall SMS will contain Minimum, Maximum and Average Rainfall for the 24 hrs ending at 8.30 AM of 28/02/2020.
02-28-2020 09:10:30 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC BENGALURU SOUTH- NEG, 0, 1, 0;BENGALURU EAST- NEG, 0, 1, 0;No Rain in 2 Taluks;
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Bengaluru: Next 3 months will be 2-3ºC hotter
Stock up on sunscreen and a hand fan, if you’re a friend of the earth. It’s getting hot in here, say Meteorological (MET) department officials. Bengaluru is losing its Unique Selling Proposition (USP), it’s cool weather,
possibly the much-envied quality about the city.
And in the next three months, March-April-May (MAM) the city’s will be sweltering hot as temperatures will be higher than what has been accepted as normal for these months. The India Meteorological Department (IMD)
has said that the MAM season’s average temperatures are likely to be warmer over most of the meteorological subdivisions.
While the season’s average minimum temperatures are likely to be warmer by 1 degree Celsius over Karnataka and other parts of the Southern India, the maximum temperatures will go up by 2 to 3 degree Celsius
during this season. In its announcement, IMD stated, “The March-April-May (MAM) season’s average temperatures are likely to be warmer than normal over most of the meteorological subdivisions of Northwest, West
and Central India and some subdivisions from South India. Near normal temperatures are likely in the remaining subdivisions. Above normal heat wave conditions are likely in the core heat wave (HW) zone during the
season (March-May).”
The IMD statement also said that “It is likely to be warmer than normal by ≥0.5 degree Celsius to less than 1 degree Celsius over Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi (HCD), West Uttar Pradesh, East
Rajasthan, East and West Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Sub Himalayan West Bengal, Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch, Konkan and Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathawada, Vidharbha North Interior
Karnataka, Coastal Karnataka, Rayalaseema and Kerala.
Speaking about it, G Srinivas Reddy, director of Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) said, “As per the seasonal outlook we are expecting a warmer season this year. This has been the trend
for the last two years. The temperatures are going above normal. Especially in the North Interior Karnataka (NIK) the temperature is already above normal.”
Reddy added, “The normal temperature varies from region to region. In North Interior Karnataka (NIK), the normal temperature in this season is between 38 and 40 degree Celsius. In the Hyderabad-Karnataka region,
the normal is 45 degrees in the month of May.”
When it comes to the South Interior Karnataka (SIK), the normal temperature is around 37 degree Celsius.
Reddy said, “The hot temperatures in this season are due to the winds which blow from the North to South, across Maharashtra and adjoining areas. During this time it brings waves of heat. At the same time, moisture in
the air is less and this adds to the heat.”
The MET officials also said that over the last week, the temperature over the sea surface had increased. Reddy said, “The entire coastal belt has become hot and the temperature is already reaching 37 degree Celsius.
Because of the high sea surface temperature, the winds blowing across the sea bring in waves of heat. This also might give rise to thunderstorms around the Malnad region. We are also observing some light to moderate
rains in an isolated manner, in these regions.”
However the MET officials also said that currently in the month of February, the highest recorded temperature was 36 degree Celsius on February 17 in Bengaluru, and after that, the temperature hasn’t crossed 35
degree Celsius
https://bangaloremirror.indiatimes.com/bangalore/others/bengaluru-next-3-months-will-be-2-3c-hotter/articleshow/74408517.cms
02-28-2020 09:02:38 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC BENGALURU URBAN- NEG,0, 1, 0; BENGALURU RURAL- NEG,0, 1, 0; KOLAR- ISO, 0, 4, 0; TUMAKURU- NEG,0, 1, 0; SHIVAMOGGA- ISO, 0, 3, 0; BELAGAVI- NEG,0, 1, 0;
02-28-2020 09:05:05 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC KOPPALA- NEG,0, 1, 0; RAICHUR- ISO, 0, 5, 0; BIDAR- NEG,0, 2, 0; CHAMARAJANAGARA- NEG,0, 1, 0; MYSURU- NEG,0, 2, 0; MANDYA- NEG,0, 2, 0;
02-28-2020 09:07:20 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC CHIKKAMAGALURU- ISO, 0, 4, 0; KODAGU- ISO, 0, 6, 0.1; DAKSHINA KANNADA- ISO, 0, 12, 0.2; UDUPI- ISO, 0, 9, 0.3; No Rain in 14 Districts
02-28-2020 09:10:24 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC KSNDMC Taluk wise Daily Rainfall SMS will contain Minimum, Maximum and Average Rainfall for the 24 hrs ending at 8.30 AM of 28/02/2020.
02-28-2020 09:10:30 AM in VKKSNDMC VKKSNDMC BENGALURU SOUTH- NEG, 0, 1, 0;BENGALURU EAST- NEG, 0, 1, 0;No Rain in 2 Taluks;
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Bengaluru: Next 3 months will be 2-3ºC hotter
Stock up on sunscreen and a hand fan, if you’re a friend of the earth. It’s getting hot in here, say Meteorological (MET) department officials. Bengaluru is losing its Unique Selling Proposition (USP), it’s cool weather,
possibly the much-envied quality about the city.
And in the next three months, March-April-May (MAM) the city’s will be sweltering hot as temperatures will be higher than what has been accepted as normal for these months. The India Meteorological Department (IMD)
has said that the MAM season’s average temperatures are likely to be warmer over most of the meteorological subdivisions.
While the season’s average minimum temperatures are likely to be warmer by 1 degree Celsius over Karnataka and other parts of the Southern India, the maximum temperatures will go up by 2 to 3 degree Celsius
during this season. In its announcement, IMD stated, “The March-April-May (MAM) season’s average temperatures are likely to be warmer than normal over most of the meteorological subdivisions of Northwest, West
and Central India and some subdivisions from South India. Near normal temperatures are likely in the remaining subdivisions. Above normal heat wave conditions are likely in the core heat wave (HW) zone during the
season (March-May).”
The IMD statement also said that “It is likely to be warmer than normal by ≥0.5 degree Celsius to less than 1 degree Celsius over Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi (HCD), West Uttar Pradesh, East
Rajasthan, East and West Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Sub Himalayan West Bengal, Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch, Konkan and Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathawada, Vidharbha North Interior
Karnataka, Coastal Karnataka, Rayalaseema and Kerala.
Speaking about it, G Srinivas Reddy, director of Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) said, “As per the seasonal outlook we are expecting a warmer season this year. This has been the trend
for the last two years. The temperatures are going above normal. Especially in the North Interior Karnataka (NIK) the temperature is already above normal.”
Reddy added, “The normal temperature varies from region to region. In North Interior Karnataka (NIK), the normal temperature in this season is between 38 and 40 degree Celsius. In the Hyderabad-Karnataka region,
the normal is 45 degrees in the month of May.”
When it comes to the South Interior Karnataka (SIK), the normal temperature is around 37 degree Celsius.
Reddy said, “The hot temperatures in this season are due to the winds which blow from the North to South, across Maharashtra and adjoining areas. During this time it brings waves of heat. At the same time, moisture in
the air is less and this adds to the heat.”
The MET officials also said that over the last week, the temperature over the sea surface had increased. Reddy said, “The entire coastal belt has become hot and the temperature is already reaching 37 degree Celsius.
Because of the high sea surface temperature, the winds blowing across the sea bring in waves of heat. This also might give rise to thunderstorms around the Malnad region. We are also observing some light to moderate
rains in an isolated manner, in these regions.”
However the MET officials also said that currently in the month of February, the highest recorded temperature was 36 degree Celsius on February 17 in Bengaluru, and after that, the temperature hasn’t crossed 35
degree Celsius
https://bangaloremirror.indiatimes.com/bangalore/others/bengaluru-next-3-months-will-be-2-3c-hotter/articleshow/74408517.cms