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Monsoon likely to pick up: Met department
Monsoon likely to pick up: Met department
BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Jul 6, 2021, 06:00 IST
Bengaluru to receive rain for the next few days; yellow alert issued in parts of
State
With lesser-than-expected rainfall so far, the wait for an anticipated revival of the south-west
monsoon continues over Karnataka. However, the Met department has given us some hope as it predicted that the monsoon rainfall may pick up across the State in the next few days.
IMD Bengaluru division’s director
CS Patil said, “A circulation lies over north-interior Tamil Nadu and neighbouring areas. On Monday, south-interior Karnataka experienced fairly widespread rainfall whereas coastal Karnataka and north-interior parts of the State experienced scattered rainfall. Kollegal received a maximum of 8 cm rainfall followed by 7 cm in Pavagada and Anekal. A yellow alert has been issued for heavy rainfall at isolated places till July 8 at Shivamogg
Mysterious boom shocks Bengalureans
It was a regular Friday afternoon, not the afternoon of Friday the thirteenth. But many Bengalureans heard a loud sound and a small tremor on Friday afternoon and immediately, messages started going back and forth if others had heard it too. Neighbours in the
immediate vicinity, friends a few blocks away and work colleagues sitting in different parts of
Bengaluru confirmed that they had heard it too. Social media was abuzz with posts and there was no need for further confirmation, except the reason for this booming noise. Guesses were made, conjecture ruled. However, officials from
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BENGALURU: A loud sound heard around 12.30pm Friday across west and south Bengaluru sparked off panic and speculation. While authorities ruled out an earthquake, no one seemed to know what caused it even 12 hours after the incident.
Residents of RR Nagar, Kengeri and Vijayanagar, Banashankari and Jayanagar, among other areas, reported hearing the sound and noticed the rattling of doors and windows. Many got alarmed thinking it was an earthquake. Some thought it was a sonic boom resulting from a fighter aircraft. Soon, Twitter was abuzz with posts speculation about it and whether Friday being UFO Day had anything to do with it.
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