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Stormy weather likely in parts of Karnataka for next 2 days

The New Indian Express Mysuru

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April 07, 2025

PARTS of Karnataka, including Bengaluru, are in for a spell of stormy weather, with the next two days expected to bring cloudy skies, bursts of moderate rain, and heavy downpours in some southern interior pockets of the state.

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @ Bengaluru

The Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) has issued a warning for thunderstorms, lightning, and winds reaching speeds of up to 40 kmph in the aforementioned areas. "Residents have been advised to stay indoors during stormy weather and avoid travel during periods of intense rainfall," KSNDMC said, warning of scattered thunderstorms in Bengaluru and nearby areas, with gusty w

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