The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted rainfall across various districts in Karnataka, including Bengaluru, over the next four days due to an active cyclonic system situated over the west-central Bay of Bengal, off the southern coast of Andhra Pradesh. The IMD noted that an upper-level cyclonic circulation is positioned at approximately 15 km above mean sea level. Additionally, another cyclonic circulation has shifted from Rayalaseema to Telangana, affecting weather patterns in the region. Rainfall is expected to commence on April 7 in Bengaluru, Chamarajanagar, Ramanagara, and Kolar districts, while moderate rainfall is anticipated in North Karnataka starting April 9. In contrast, coastal regions of Karnataka are likely to remain dry during this period. Over the next 24 hours, Bengaluru is expected to have generally clear skies, with cloud cover increasing later in the day, potentially leading to scattered showers. The IMD forecasts minimum and maximum temperatures in Bengaluru to be around 23°C and 34°C, respectively.