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Bengaluru experienced its wettest November day since 2015. Many areas such as Banaswadi and Gunjur, were inundated, prompting the Bengaluru Traffic Police to advise alternate routes. Deputy CM DK Shivakumar visited the BBMP war room at midnight to assess the situation. Netizens turned to social media to voice their concerns. Traffic updates were regularly posted, alerting drivers to waterlogged areas and slow-moving traffic.

Bengaluru witnessed heavy traffic due to rain and waterlogging on Tuesday. IMD has predicted thundershowers in the city until Saturday with moderate to heavy rainfall.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said Bengaluru and nine other districts will receive rainfall on Tuesday.

Heavy rainfall has led to severe waterlogging and traffic congestion in various parts of Bengaluru causing significant disruptions to the daily commute on Tuesday, June 20.

Heavy rains, accompanied by thunder, lightning and strong winds, lashed Bengaluru for over an hour on Friday evening. While many citizens, who were at home because of the lockdown, posted pictures of