Bengaluru Braces for Early, Intense Summer: IMD Warns of Rising Temperatures

• The IMD has flagged rising temperatures, indicating a harsh summer for Karnataka, with heat levels expected to increase from February 15.
• Temperatures in some regions are predicted to be up to 3 degrees Celsius above normal, with extreme cases potentially seeing a 4-degree rise.
• Bengaluru and south interior Karnataka may experience temperatures 1 degree Celsius above normal, while coastal and north Karnataka could see rises of 2 degrees or more.
• Coastal areas like Dakshina Kannada and Uttara Kannada will face high humidity, while north interior regions are set for intense heat.
• A heatwave warning has been issued after temperatures in parts of the state already reached 37 degrees Celsius.