Workplace-goers struggled on August 13 morning as contemporary spells of in a single day and early morning rains brought about water-logging in main junctions in Bengaluru, bringing motion of automobiles to a standstill in a number of areas.

Extreme visitors congestion was reported in elements of the Central Enterprise District (CBD), Hebbal Junction, Nagawara, Ballari Highway, Koramangala, and Tavarekere. Visitors personnel deployed on the bottom had been seen clearing waterlogged stretches at a number of areas.

The Intermediate Ring Highway within the southern a part of the town, significantly close to Koramangala, Outdated Madras Highway (OMR) and St. John’s Junction (connecting Sarjapur and Marathahalli roads), witnessed bottlenecks that disrupted vehicular motion in bylanes connecting these main roads.

In accordance with knowledge from the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), eight timber had been uprooted and at the least 16 incidents of snapped branches had been reported throughout the town. Clearance operations are at the moment underway.

The India Meteorological Division (IMD) has forecast mild to average rain and even thundershowers accompanied by gusty winds of 30–40 kmph to persist within the metropolis all through the day.