On Wednesday, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, experienced its highest recorded rainfall for April, with 111.5 mm falling within 24 hours, surpassing the previous record of 108.6 mm set in 2011. The India Meteorological Department reported that a significant portion of this rainfall occurred in a short span, with 78 mm falling in just 30 minutes, leading to rapid waterlogging, particularly in the central business district. Rainfall varied across the city, with areas like Cottonpet and Chamarajpet receiving 71 mm and 69.5 mm, respectively. The intense downpour followed a dry spell, during which the city had only received trace rainfall since April 1. The storm caused major disruptions, uprooting 170 trees and damaging vehicles and properties. A local bookshop reported losses of nearly ₹15 lakh due to water damage. The Greater Bengaluru Authority has mobilized teams to address complaints swiftly. The weather forecast indicates continued rain and high temperatures in the coming days.