Heavy Rainfall and Thunderstorms Disrupt Bengaluru, Pune, and Mumbai

Unseasonal weather driven by cyclonic systems causes waterlogging, traffic chaos, and power outages, with IMD issuing alerts for continued rainfall until April 7.

Bengaluru faces heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, leading to severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in key areas like Tavarekere Main Road and Outer Ring Road.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued yellow and orange alerts for Karnataka and Maharashtra, predicting continued rain and thunderstorms until April 7, with increased intensity expected on April 7.
Pune experiences thunderstorms, hailstorms, and significant rainfall, causing power outages and waterlogged streets, while residents welcome relief from recent heatwave conditions.
Mumbai and surrounding areas, including Thane and Navi Mumbai, report unseasonal rainfall and dust storms, disrupting daily activities and raising concerns about urban infrastructure resilience.
The unseasonal weather is attributed to cyclonic circulations and upper air troughs, highlighting the challenges of climate variability and inadequate infrastructure in rapidly growing cities.