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Mangaluru: Many parts of coastal Karnataka experience thunder showers

  •   Sun, Dec 29 2019 10:27:05 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Dec 29: Some parts of coastal Karnataka experienced rain coupled with lightning and thunder late evening on Saturday December 28. The rain brought some respite from sweltering heat.

The city experienced cloudy, hot weather since morning. At night, rain with thunder and lightning made an appearance. Bantwal and surrounding places experienced showers. Hebri, Moodbidri, Beltangady, Dharmasthala, Ujire, Guthigar, Sullia, Puttur and Bellare areas got rain accompanied by lightning and thunder.

Power went off at Hebri after heavy rains lashed the area. Some parts in Mangaluru and Moodbidri got some rain with lightning at around 8 pm. As the average time of rain was around 30 minutes, no major problems occurred nor were any losses reported.

The coastal belt as a whole is yet to experience winter as the climate remains hot except for a temporary reprieve provided by this rain.
  

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    Climatic conditions are going from bad to worse in coastal Karnataka! Few weeks ago the highest temperature in the country was recorded from Surathkal!

    It's really burning hot as if somebody is sitting outside a furnace; not at all conducive to life!

    Check out, even well water levels have already diminished considerably, and it's only end DEC??

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  • Dan M, Dubai / Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    Jesus on 'this warming trend'

    Message to John Leary

    Thursday, December 13, 2018: (St. Lucy)...

    Jesus said: “My people, you have researched the cause of this warming trend. It is your polar shifts with a decrease in the strength of the magnetism of your magnetosphere, that is allowing more heat from the sun to warm the earth. This is contrary to your carbon dioxide theories which do not correlate. This warming trend is heating up your oceans and it is causing more severe hurricanes and tornadoes. It is also melting your polar ice caps. Pray that this loss of magnetism will return to normal, or this polar shift will get worse.”...

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Valencia

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    With so many Roce and marriage functions in the open air the rain showered the young couple with his blessings.But thanks to the rain it stopped after few minutes.Nature is so kind.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    "The city experienced cloudy, hot weather since morning."
    Weather pattern has changed drastically.
    I remember those days (70s-80s) we used to shiver going to midnight mass and now a days people sweat due to scorching heat and humidity. Thank God, rains brought some respite. Following the scanty rain, the humidity might rise today.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    Where's our share of rain? IMD are you listening?? No predictions...its intolerable burning hot in Mangalore... 😰😰

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  • George, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    It rained well in Kirem & Kinnigoli last night for about 35-40 minutes.
    Either we failed to read the IMD forecastes or IMD to forecaste, may be due to the curfews.
    Keep raining for next couple of days.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    Oh oh... Thank you so much for your information though it's late but still OK 😆😆

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sun, Dec 29 2019

    When was curfew and when it rained Georjee sir... ?? How predictions can inter relate to curfew... Smart!! Kuch bhi... He naa???

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