As the erratic southwest monsoon continues in Karnataka for the second consecutive month, Bengaluru continues to reel under a dry spell. According to the cumulative rainfall data for the city from June 1 to July 9, Bengaluru Urban has recorded a -35% departure from normal, while South Interior Karnataka recorded -24%. The scenario has raised fears of the impact on power and water availability.
Why every drop counts
Bengaluru is drawing around 1,900 MLD of Cauvery water every day
BWSSB says there is an additional 300 MLD of available capacity that can be drawn if required.
With Cauvery Vth Stage, the total amount of water available is 2225 MLD
From June 1 to July 9, Bengaluru Urban has a -35% departure from normal, and South Interior Karnataka -24%
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