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The text is a weather report from The Hindu e-paper, dated December 1, 2025. It reports that Bengaluru and surrounding areas, which experienced cooler temperatures due to Cyclone Ditwah, are expected to have warmer and sunnier weather on Tuesday. An India Meteorological Department (IMD) scientist predicts rising temperatures during the day, though partly cloudy conditions and sunshine are also expected. The article also mentions that peak winter conditions in Bengaluru, with temperatures potentially dropping to 10-12 degrees Celsius, are expected in late December and early January. Additionally, some districts in north-interior Karnataka are predicted to experience minimum temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius in late December.

News Article:

Bengaluru to See Sunny Skies After Cyclone-Induced Chill

Bengaluru, December 1, 2025 – Following a period of cooler temperatures influenced by Cyclone Ditwah, Bengaluru and its neighboring regions are forecast to experience a warm and sunny Tuesday.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), temperatures are expected to rise throughout the day. “Mist is very likely during the early morning hours, but we can expect a rise in temperature, accompanied by partly cloudy conditions and sunshine,” stated IMD scientist C.S. Patil. The anticipated maximum temperature for Tuesday is between 25 and 26 degrees Celsius.

On Monday, the city observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 23.3 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 18.2 degrees Celsius. Trace rainfall was observed at the HAL airport and Kempegowda International Airport observatories.

While acknowledging the recent dip in temperatures due to Cyclone Ditwah, which has weakened into a deep depression over the southwest Bay of Bengal, Mr. Patil noted that peak winter conditions are still expected to arrive in Bengaluru in late December and continue through January. During this period, temperatures could fall to 10-12 degrees Celsius.

The IMD also predicts that several districts in north-interior Karnataka, including Bidar, Gulbarga, Belagavi, and Bijapur, will likely experience minimum temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius in the final week of December.

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