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IMD predicts wet spell for Bengaluru over next 2 days

The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a forecast of rain for Bengaluru over the next two days. Residents are advised to prepare for possible disruptions to travel and daily activities.

TOI GujaratOctober 25, 20261 min read
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IMD predicts wet spell for Bengaluru over next 2 days
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Monitor local traffic reports and municipal updates for any road closures or flood warnings.

The Indian Meteorological Department released a short‑term weather outlook indicating that Bengaluru will experience a wet spell lasting for the next 48 hours. Meteorologists expect intermittent showers in the early morning, followed by heavier rain in the afternoon and evening. The forecast is based on a low‑pressure system moving across the Deccan Plateau, which typically brings moisture to the region during this part of the year.

City officials have warned that the expected rainfall could affect traffic flow on major arteries such as the Outer Ring Road and the Hosur Road, where waterlogging is a frequent problem. Public transport operators are preparing to adjust bus schedules, and commuters are being urged to allow extra travel time. Residents who rely on private vehicles are advised to check the condition of their tires and ensure that their windshields are clear to maintain visibility during the downpours.

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The rain may also have a short‑term impact on local businesses, especially those that operate outdoor markets or construction sites. While the city’s drainage system has seen improvements in recent years, occasional flooding remains a concern during sudden showers. For people in Bengaluru, staying informed about the weather helps them plan work, school, and personal commitments, reducing the inconvenience that unexpected rain can cause.

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