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Bengaluru experiences waterlogging as rain showers hit the city, IMD warns of more
✍️ economictimes.com
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 03:46 AM
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Heavy rain caused waterlogging across Bengaluru today, prompting the Indian Meteorological Department to issue an advisory that more showers are likely.
Heavy rain swept through Bengaluru this morning, leaving several streets and low‑lying areas under water. Residents reported standing water in residential colonies, commercial districts and near major traffic junctions, causing temporary disruptions to vehicular movement.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released an update indicating that the city is experiencing moderate to heavy rainfall as part of a broader weather system affecting the southern region. The department warned that the current spell could persist for the next 24‑48 hours, with a possibility of further downpours.
Authorities have urged commuters to exercise caution, avoid non‑essential travel, and follow directions from local traffic police. Emergency services remain on standby to address any incidents arising from the waterlogged conditions.
The city’s drainage infrastructure is being monitored closely, and officials have called for prompt clearing of clogged drains to mitigate the impact of continued rain.
Residents are advised to stay informed through official IMD alerts and local news channels for real‑time updates.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released an update indicating that the city is experiencing moderate to heavy rainfall as part of a broader weather system affecting the southern region. The department warned that the current spell could persist for the next 24‑48 hours, with a possibility of further downpours.
Authorities have urged commuters to exercise caution, avoid non‑essential travel, and follow directions from local traffic police. Emergency services remain on standby to address any incidents arising from the waterlogged conditions.
The city’s drainage infrastructure is being monitored closely, and officials have called for prompt clearing of clogged drains to mitigate the impact of continued rain.
Residents are advised to stay informed through official IMD alerts and local news channels for real‑time updates.