Bengaluru Forecast Weather May 27 – June 10, 2024
As Bengaluru transitions into June, the weather forecast predicts predominantly overcast skies with intermittent showers and thunderstorms. This extended period of wet weather is typical for the pre-monsoon season in southern India.
Week 1: May 27 – June 2
– May 27-28: The week begins with late showers and overcast conditions. Highs of 32°C and lows of 22°C are expected. Humidity levels hover around 44-49%, with minimal rainfall (around 1.5 mm).
– May 29: More substantial showers are expected late in the day, with a significant increase in precipitation (up to 5.6 mm). The temperature remains stable at 33°C.
– May 30: Showery weather continues, with the highest chance of rain at 80% and precipitation reaching 20.6 mm. Temperatures will slightly dip to a high of 32°C.
– May 31 – June 2: Thunderstorms are likely late on May 31 and June 1, with temperatures around 32-33°C and significant rainfall (8.1 mm to 18.8 mm). June 2 will see showers continuing late into the day with a high of 32°C.
Week 2: June 3 – June 10
– June 3: Showers will persist into the start of the week, with temperatures slightly cooler at 31°C and expected rainfall of 8 mm.
– June 4-5: Passing showers and isolated thunderstorms will dominate, with highs between 29-30°C. Humidity levels will peak at 75-79%, contributing to a warm and muggy feel.
– June 6-7: A few thunderstorms and passing showers are expected with temperatures hovering around 29-30°C. Precipitation will decrease slightly (0.8 mm to 3.6 mm).
– June 8-10: The pattern of passing showers continues, with consistent temperatures around 30°C. Rainfall amounts will be relatively low (0.6 mm to 3.5 mm), but overcast skies will prevail.
Throughout this period, the UV index fluctuates between moderate and high, necessitating appropriate sun protection despite the cloud cover. Winds will generally be light to moderate, ranging from 8 km/h to 31 km/h.
Residents and visitors should be prepared for wet conditions and potential thunderstorms, especially during late afternoons and evenings. This extended forecast indicates a typical onset of the pre-monsoon season, characterized by frequent showers and high humidity.
