Bengaluru weather: Rain and humidity expected
Bengaluru is expected to experience a rainy day on
July 17, 2025
, with temperatures ranging between
19.8°C
and
26.1°C
. The weather forecast indicates a
92%
chance of precipitation,
79%
humidity, and wind speeds of
23.8 km/h
, creating mild but damp conditions across the city.
The day will be characterized by intermittent showers and overcast skies, with an average temperature of
22.7°C
. Wind speeds are anticipated to increase during the afternoon hours.
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The high humidity levels combined with patchy rain throughout the day will create muggy conditions. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and raincoats when venturing outdoors.
Road conditions may become slippery due to the rainfall, requiring extra caution while driving. The wind patterns suggest securing loose items on balconies and terraces.
Upcoming Week Outlook
The weather outlook for the upcoming week shows continued rainfall patterns.
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July 19
and
20
will experience moderate showers with temperatures maintaining between
20°C
and
25°C
.
July 22
and
23
will see a slight decrease in rainfall intensity, though cloudy conditions will persist. The chance of rain will reduce to
89%
on
July 22
, accompanied by increased wind speeds.
Monsoon Season Context and Advice
The current weather patterns reflect the peak of Bengaluru's monsoon season. While the rainfall will benefit the city's vegetation, it may affect regular daily activities.
Indoor activities are recommended during this period, though necessary outdoor commitments can be managed with appropriate rain gear. The cooler temperatures provide comfortable conditions when staying indoors.
The consistent rainfall and high humidity levels are expected to continue throughout the week. These conditions are typical for Bengaluru during the monsoon season.
Residents should monitor weather updates regularly to plan their activities effectively. The combination of rain and wind may create challenging conditions for outdoor movements.
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