Udupi records 90 mm rainfall in 24 hours in Karnataka
Keradi village in Kundapura taluk saw the highest rainfall in the state during the recent 24-hour period.
Keradi village in Kundapura taluk of Udupi recorded 90 mm of rainfall over the last 24 hours, according to data from the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Management Centre, Urban Acres reported.
The coastal belt experienced the strongest rains in the state during this period. Balal in Dakshina Kannada recorded 56.5 mm, while Hebbagodi in the Anekal taluk of Bengaluru Urban district received 55.5 mm.
In Raichur district, Chikkotonakal in Manvi taluk recorded 53 mm. Other significant rainfall was reported in Muttur, Mysuru, with 45 mm, and Chengata, Kalaburagi, with 38.5 mm.
Kalarahatti in Koppal recorded 35.5 mm, while Kallabbe in Uttara Kannada received 34 mm. Aski in Vijayapura recorded 31 mm, Aduvalli in Chikkamagaluru received 30 mm, and Hallikere in Gadag recorded 29 mm.
Rainfall was also noted in Yadgir and Chitradurga, where Konkal and Chitrahalli each received 28 mm. Other areas including Dharwad, Kodagu, Ballari, Ramanagara, and Mandya recorded totals between 21 mm and 26 mm.
Lower rainfall totals were recorded in several northern and central districts. The lowest reported amounts were 2.5 mm each at Udigala in Chamarajanagar and Gundur village in Bidar.