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Bengaluru Rain Update: Bengaluru is expected to receive light rain in the upcoming days, forecast to be started from Tuesday. The temperature of the high-tech city is also likely to significantly drop because of the breeze and continuous rain. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast that the residents of the city will witness the change in the weather because of the partly cloudy skies. 

The silicon city is expected to receive the fresh spell of light rainfall from Tuesday that is likely to continue till Friday. The IMD stated that the sky will remain cloudy/partly cloudy through the entire week. The weather department also warned of a heavy rainfall in the middle of the week, especially on Thursday. The wet spell in the city is likely to end on Saturday with partly cloudy weather. 

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With a possible dip in temperature because of the rain, the Bengaluru residents should be prepared for pleasant weather with occasional rains, making it a comfortable week for the residents to enjoy the outings; however, they are also warned to be prepared for light showers. 

The weather department further informed that while the minimum temperature for the week in Bengaluru will remain around 18 degrees Celsius, the maximum temperature is likely to reach up to 29 degrees Celsius between December 17 and December 21. The city will experience early sunsets at 5.55 pm, with sunrises around 6.33 am. 

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Earlier last month, Bengaluru faced the issue of minimal traffic disruptions and waterlogging in several regions of the city, including Yelahanka Junction towards Airport Road. The city also witnessed a significant dip in temperature due to strong wind and light rain. 

The residents of the high-tech city complained of waterlogging in several parts, leading to heavy traffic congestion. Waterlogging was reported in prominent areas such as Old Madras Road near Tin Factory, along the International Airport Road, and near Town Hall.