Cyclone Fengal, which made landfall over the northern Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coast on Saturday, continues to bring rain to Bengaluru and the northern interior districts of Karnataka.

Bengaluru inundated by cyclone Fengal, causing road closures, tree falls, and fear of flooding among residents and commuters.

Bengaluru experiences heavy drizzle and a yellow alert due to Cyclone Fengal, with continued rainfall expected over the next three days. Citizens advised to stay cautious as the cyclone’s after-effects linger in the region,

Districts in south interior Karnataka are set to witness heavy to very heavy rain for the next two days after Cyclone Fengal lashed the coasts of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

Karnataka faces heavy rain as Cyclone Fengal weakens into a depression. IMD forecasts widespread rainfall, alerts issued for several districts, with weather intensity expected to ease from Wednesday onward.

Cyclone Fengal weakened on Sunday, a day after making landfall near Puducherry, however, torrential rain under its influence pounded the union territory, which logged the highest rainfall in three decades, prompting the deployment of Army and the NDRF to evacuate stranded people from inundated streets.

The IMD reported that the depression from Cyclone Fengal is moving west-northwest and is expected to weaken into a low-pressure area. Heavy rainfall has prompted school holidays in Puducherry, Kerala,

Amid continuous rainfall and an orange alert issued by the IMD, Bengaluru residents are urging authorities to declare a school holiday, citing safety concerns for students traveling in the challenging weather conditions.

Several districts in Tamil Nadu declared a holiday for educational institutions as cyclone Fengal continued to cause heavy rainfall. Cuddalore, Villupuram and Krishnagiri districts declared a holiday for all schools and colleges while Salem,

Bengaluru: The sun is likely to shine over Bengaluru and its adjoining districts at least towards Tuesday evening, as Cyclone Fengal gradually weakens into a well-marked low-pressure area over the peninsular hinterland.