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Bengaluru Weather Forecast: Bengaluru is likely to see scattered moderate rain and cloudy skies on Sunday, June 15, 2025, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The weather is expected to remain the same through the day. The city recorded sunrise at 5:53 AM and will see sunset at 6:46 PM. Temperatures will range between 21 degrees Celsius (minimum) and 27 degrees Celsius (maximum), while humidity levels are expected to be around 81 per cent, offering no major relief from the sticky weather.

As per the latest forecast, light rain and generally cloudy conditions are expected to continue across Bengaluru until at least June 18. Maximum temperatures will hover around 29 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius, and minimums will stay between 20 degrees Celsius and 21 degrees Celsius. Humidity is likely to remain moderate to high, ranging between 65 per cent and 85 per cent.

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In a weather update shared on X (formerly Twitter), the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) forecasts scattered moderate to very heavy rainfall in parts of the state. The post mentioned that districts like Keravalli and Malnad could receive heavy to very heavy rain accompanied by strong winds. The report also warned of isolated heavy rainfall in interior districts.

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The IMD has stated that coastal and nearby areas of Karnataka may experience scattered moderate to heavy rain, along with thundershowers. In the interior districts, similar rain conditions are likely to persist. Gusty winds with speeds between 30–40 kmph are expected during this period, which may lead to minor power outages and the falling of weak tree branches. These weather conditions are expected to last for the next three to four days.

The return of rainfall activity marks the revival of the southwest monsoon, which had remained weak in Karnataka for nearly two weeks. The IMD has issued a seven-day alert, forecasting widespread rainfall across most parts of the state until June 18.