Lightning incidents have also occurred in Anildadda, which is located in Ajjibettu village, Bantwal, as a result of the heavy thunderstorms that have been occurring in Dakshina Kannada. At about four in the morning, lightning struck the residence of Nagesh Kulal, inflicting considerable damage to the structure, according to multiple reports.
The occurrence caused damage to the house’s window panes, gutters, and roof, among other interior components. It has been alleged that Kushal, the wife of Nagesh Kulal, became unwell as a result of the incident.
There was no more information on injuries that was immediately available. As thunderstorms continue to take place around the district, this occurrence brings to light the dangers that are posed by lightning.
Thunderstorms and severe gusts of 30 to 40 kilometres per hour have been forecasted by the Meteorological Department for certain regions of the state, in addition to the rain. During thunderstorms, residents are urged to take caution, particularly in open areas and in close proximity to trees, electric poles, and temporary constructions.
Additionally, individuals who are driving through regions that are experiencing heavy rain have been encouraged to stay vigilant because sudden downpours can have an impact on visibility as well as the state of the roads.
Strong thunderstorm activity may occur in and around Bengaluru between 4 p.m. on Monday to 4 a.m. on Tuesday, according to a different weather notice. As a result, Bengaluru residents can see thunderstorms in the evening and at night.
Commuters should be cautious when commuting during the impacted period because to the potential for severe winds and lightning. The weather in Karnataka’s coastal, Malnad, and southern regions is likely to remain unpredictable as rain activity is predicted to persist over the next days.