Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Bangalore and Chennai are expected to experience heavy and moderate rainfall on September 17, with temperatures of 20.2 to 27.3 degrees Celsius and 27.9 to 33.4 degrees Celsius. Bangalore's Air Quality Index was recorded at 51 yesterday due to dust levels, and there are chances of improved air quality with
expected rainfall. With 93% and 88% chances of precipitation in Bangalore and Chennai, the wind speeds increase to 14.8 km/hr and 22.3 km/hr in the latter. Bangalore experiences 79% of humidity, whereas Chennai experiences 66% of humidity.
Air Quality in Bangalore and Chennai
Bangalore's Air Quality measurements showed PM2.5 at 16 µg/m³ and PM10 at 51 µg/m³ due to vehicle emissions and construction activities. Moreover, carbon monoxide levels were 403 µg/m³. On the other hand, Chennai's Air Quality measurements showed PM10 at 54 µg/m³, PM2.5 at 20 µg/m³, and monoxide levels at 616 µg/m³.
Weekly Weather Report for Bangalore and Chennai
From 18 to 22 September, Bangalore will experience wet weather conditions ranging from light to heavy showers with temperatures between 22.2 and 22.83 degrees Celsius. Friday is expected to experience favourable weather conditions for outdoor activities. From 18 to 20 September, Chennai will experience lighter to moderate rainfall patterns with cooler temperatures between 26.3 and 33.7 degrees Celsius. Mornings will be better for outdoor activities, and weather conditions are likely to improve from September 21 onwards. Moreover, humidity levels for both cities will be moderate.
Recommendations for Bangalore and Chennai
It is advisable to avoid planning outdoor activities during peak rainfall hours and to stay indoors. Residents of Bangalore and Chennai should carry raincoats and umbrellas to safeguard themselves from heavy showers. They should plan their activities accordingly, and outdoor tasks should be carried out in the morning.
