Comprehensive Forecast for Karnataka
The celestial alignments in December 2024 reveal a dynamic interplay between planetary movements and climatic conditions. Saturn, positioned strongly in Kumbha Rasi (Aquarius), casts its influence across Karnataka, indicating colder-than-usual nights in Belagavi, Hubballi-Dharwad, and Mysuru, with temperatures dipping to 14°C-16°C during the first and second weeks. Mercury’s retrograde until December 13 could create erratic weather patterns, with sudden shifts in wind speeds and cloud cover across the state.
A notable conjunction of the Sun and Mars between December 10-12 aligns with meteorological data indicating potential heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in Bengaluru and Mangaluru. These regions may witness intense rain (up to 50-60 mm/day) and high winds, with a risk of localized flooding in coastal areas like Mangaluru on December 11. This period also coincides with Ketu's shadow influencing foggy mornings in Mysuru and Hubballi-Dharwad, impacting visibility for early commuters.
Mars transitioning into Sagittarius by December 5 amplifies winds, particularly in northern Karnataka, such as Dharwad and Belagavi. Venus’s favorable placement after mid-December stabilizes the climate, bringing clear skies and pleasant evenings to most cities. However, caution is advised during December 10-12 in Bengaluru and coastal regions due to the heightened risk of cyclonic gusts and waterlogging, especially in low-lying urban areas.
Key Warnings:
Date and Time: December 10-12, particularly the evenings.
Locations Affected: Bengaluru (urban flooding potential), Mangaluru (heavy coastal rainfall with storm surges).
Recommended Actions: Coastal residents should avoid fishing activities, and Bengaluru citizens should prepare for waterlogging in key zones.
Here are the trends for major cities in Karnataka for December 2024:
Temperature Trend:
Bengaluru and Mysuru show mild fluctuations, with highs around 26-27°C.
Mangaluru remains slightly warmer due to coastal influence, with highs around 28°C.
Belagavi and Hubballi-Dharwad maintain cooler temperatures in the mid-20s, especially in the second half of the month.
Rainfall Trend:
Significant spikes in rainfall are observed between December 10-12, especially in Mangaluru (up to 20 mm/day) and Bengaluru (10 mm/day).
Mysuru and Belagavi show moderate rainfall trends, while Hubballi-Dharwad has minimal rainfall.
Storm Risk Trend:
The highest storm risk is in Mangaluru during December 10-12, peaking at 70%.
Bengaluru shows moderate storm risk (~50%) during this period.
Mysuru, Belagavi, and Hubballi-Dharwad have relatively lower storm risks, peaking at around 40%, 30%, and 20%, respectively.
These trends integrate meteorological data with astrological insights, offering detailed weather predictions for Karnataka's major cities.
Disclaimer
The content of this article is intended for self study and research purposes only. The predictions and analyses presented herein blend meteorological data with astrological interpretations based on traditional Medini Jyotish principles. While every effort has been made to provide accurate and insightful information, astrology doesn't work on the principles of modern science and should not be relied upon for making decisions related to safety, financial matters, or any other critical concerns that is expected to be done through modern Science.
Meteorological forecasts are subject to change due to the unpredictable nature of weather patterns as per Science and divine influences as per Astrology. Readers are advised to consult official weather agencies and authorities for the most current and reliable information regarding weather conditions and potential hazards. The authors and publishers of this article do not assume any responsibility or liability for any actions taken by readers based on the content provided.
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