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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday forecasted that the southwest monsoon is expected to advance further into Karnataka, including Bengaluru, within the next three days, as heavy rains continue to batter the coastal and Malnad regions.
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Incessant rains disrupted daily life in Dakshina Kannada and parts of Chikkamagaluru and multiple rain-related incidents were reported across the region.
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The southwest monsoon arrived in Kerala on May 24, eight days earlier than its usual onset date of June 1 — marking its fastest arrival since 2009.
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Trees were uprooted in many areas across the coastal and Malnad (Western Ghats) regions.
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Rising water levels in the Netravati and other rivers have caused flooding in nearby agricultural fields.
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The India Meteorological Department has issued an advisory urging fishermen to avoid venturing into the sea.
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District authorities in Mangaluru reported waterlogging at Pumpwell after an overflowing stormwater canal submerged roads, including the underpass near the Pumpwell flyover.
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Traffic flow remained affected for hours due to the situation.
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Udupi is also experiencing heavy rainfall.
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Authorities are monitoring the situation as more rain is forecast in the region.
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Many parts of the Kodagu district are also experiencing continuous rainfall.
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