MySuru: heavy shower extinguish Mysuru, and neighboring districts from South Karnataka on Saturday.
Fortunately, there was no loss of life reported in any district, even though the residents had to put up with roads that were flooded throughout the day.
Heavy rainfall in the catchment area of ​​Cauvery has pushed the surface of the water in the Krishnaraja Dam Sagar (KRS) closer to the maximum storage height, 124.8ft.
Overall, MySuru City recorded 48mm rainfall during early Saturday.
The heavy bathroom left the Puluvarahalli and Gangotri regions flooded, with the Abhaya Mysuru Corporation (MCC) team pressed into the service to pay attention to complaints.
Heavy rain also pounded the other part of Mysuru Taluk with Maraballi Recording 125mm Rain, while Tumbala received 73mm and Heggur was coated with 65mm rain.
The roads that are flooded means commuting experiences a nightmare experience on various city highways, with lots of lining after a heavy bath.
Commuter using the outer ring road to avoid Gridlock on the road within the city limits must also bear similar trials.
Meanwhile, plants stood up in the regional rural areas.
The rain pounded the Kodagu hilly district intermittently all day.
While the district received heavy rain on Friday night, residents woke up to a sunny morning on Saturday, although rainfall continued in bursts throughout the day.
The planters in the district are worried about the effects of the shower to have coffee and pepper.
So far in 2021, Kodagu has received 2.702mm rain, while the appropriate figure for the district in 2020 is 2,612mm rainfall.
Madikeri Taluk has received 3.644mm rainfall, the highest in the district.
Heavy rain has also been reported in several parts of Chamarajanagar and Mandya Regency.