<p>After witnessing a rise in the temperature during the past few weeks, some parts of the City, especially Bengaluru North and South, received light showers on Sunday evening. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Bengaluru recorded a maximum temperature of 34.3 degree Celsius as against 35.4 recorded on Saturday. The minimum temperature on Sunday was 22.7 degree Celsius, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).<br /><br />According to the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) and IMD, the City will continue to receive light rains for another two days. <br /><br />Areas such as Kengeri (6.5 mm), Rajarajeshwari Nagar (3 mm), Hampi Nagar (3.5 mm), Sadashivanagar(1.5 mm), Dasarahalli (1 mm) and Uttarahalli (5 mm) received rainfall. <br /><br />Suresh Shetty, a native of Mangaluru who is residing in the City, told Deccan Herald that he did not find a stark difference in the weather between Bengaluru and Mangaluru because the City is no less than Mangaluru in terms of heat. However, Sunday’s rain brought a sigh of relief, he added. According to the IMD, south interior Karnataka will also receive light showers for two days. <br /><br />Mysuru district<br /><br />Heavy rains, accompanied by hailstones, lashed parts of the district on Sunday, giving people a respite from the scorching heat. Hunsur town in Mysuru district experienced heavy rains with hailstones for more than one-and-a-half hours on Sunday afternoon. <br />Nagarhole National Park, in Chamarajanagar district, Hunsur town and parts of H D Kote taluk also received heavy rains.<br /><br />With heavy rains in the Nagarhole National Park, Veeranahosahalli division and surrounding villages, small ponds in the forest have filled up. However, Mysuru city, Chikkahalli village and nearby regions in Mysuru taluk saw drizzle in the evening.<br /><br />A person was injured and a bullock killed due to lightning at Chikkanandi village in Hamapapura of H D Kote taluk. The injured is Vishakantha, a resident of the village. He has been admitted to K R Hospital in Mysuru for treatment and is said to be out of danger.</p>
<p>After witnessing a rise in the temperature during the past few weeks, some parts of the City, especially Bengaluru North and South, received light showers on Sunday evening. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Bengaluru recorded a maximum temperature of 34.3 degree Celsius as against 35.4 recorded on Saturday. The minimum temperature on Sunday was 22.7 degree Celsius, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).<br /><br />According to the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) and IMD, the City will continue to receive light rains for another two days. <br /><br />Areas such as Kengeri (6.5 mm), Rajarajeshwari Nagar (3 mm), Hampi Nagar (3.5 mm), Sadashivanagar(1.5 mm), Dasarahalli (1 mm) and Uttarahalli (5 mm) received rainfall. <br /><br />Suresh Shetty, a native of Mangaluru who is residing in the City, told Deccan Herald that he did not find a stark difference in the weather between Bengaluru and Mangaluru because the City is no less than Mangaluru in terms of heat. However, Sunday’s rain brought a sigh of relief, he added. According to the IMD, south interior Karnataka will also receive light showers for two days. <br /><br />Mysuru district<br /><br />Heavy rains, accompanied by hailstones, lashed parts of the district on Sunday, giving people a respite from the scorching heat. Hunsur town in Mysuru district experienced heavy rains with hailstones for more than one-and-a-half hours on Sunday afternoon. <br />Nagarhole National Park, in Chamarajanagar district, Hunsur town and parts of H D Kote taluk also received heavy rains.<br /><br />With heavy rains in the Nagarhole National Park, Veeranahosahalli division and surrounding villages, small ponds in the forest have filled up. However, Mysuru city, Chikkahalli village and nearby regions in Mysuru taluk saw drizzle in the evening.<br /><br />A person was injured and a bullock killed due to lightning at Chikkanandi village in Hamapapura of H D Kote taluk. The injured is Vishakantha, a resident of the village. He has been admitted to K R Hospital in Mysuru for treatment and is said to be out of danger.</p>
