Bengaluru weather update: Pleasant day with mild showers and a waxing crescent moon
According to AQI.in, this weather data represents the beginning of a significant seasonal shift in Bengaluru's climate pattern.
Bangalore's weather forecast for July 30, 2025, indicates a mild day with patchy rain and temperatures ranging from 19.2°C to 28.7°C.
The day will see minimal rainfall of 0.04 mm, wind speeds up to 34.2 km/h, and moderate humidity levels at 69%, creating comfortable conditions for outdoor activities.
The average temperature for the day will remain around 23°C, with partly cloudy skies and occasional sunshine. The gentle breeze throughout the day will provide refreshing conditions for residents.
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Light cotton clothing is recommended for the day, given the balanced temperatures.
The mild weather conditions are suitable for outdoor activities, though evening plans might require a light jacket due to possible wind changes after sunset.
The wind speeds will peak during the afternoon hours, making it favorable for outdoor recreational activities. The minimal rainfall means umbrellas are optional, though some might prefer carrying one as a precaution.
Upcoming Weather Pattern
Looking ahead, Bangalore's weather pattern shows increasing rainfall starting July 31, with rain probability rising to 87% and temperatures between 20°C and 26.4°C.
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August 1 and 2 will experience patchy rain with precipitation levels of 0.69 mm and 2.6 mm respectively.
The first week of August will bring heavier showers, with rainfall exceeding 2 mm on both August 3 and 4. Temperature averages will remain stable between 23°C to 24°C, accompanied by increased humidity levels.
Celestial Forecast
The celestial forecast for the night reveals a Waxing Crescent moon with 27% illumination. Moonrise is scheduled for 10:34 AM, with moonset at 10:38 PM, offering visibility during early evening hours.
The present weather conditions maintain moderate humidity levels, preventing both excessive dryness and humidity. The combination of gentle breeze and comfortable temperatures creates an environment suitable for various outdoor activities.
Wednesday, July 31, may require alternative plans due to increased rain probability, while Sunday, August 3, is expected to experience the week's heaviest rainfall.
These weather patterns suggest a gradual transition to more rainy conditions in the coming days.
The current weather data indicates a typical monsoon pattern for Bangalore, with increasing rainfall intensity over the week while maintaining stable temperature ranges. The weather system shows a clear progression from mild, scattered showers to more consistent rainfall patterns.
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