As governments analyze damage, more rain is expected in the southern states.

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• A few southern states endured the worst part of weighty precipitation even as the IMD anticipated light to direct rain in Karnataka.
• A few thousand individuals have been dislodged because of the floods in the Penna and Cheyyeru streams. 

A few southern states endured the worst part of weighty precipitation even as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) anticipated light to direct rain in Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Puducherry in the following five days. 

“Light to direct dispersed/genuinely broad precipitation over Karnataka, Kerala, Mahe and Tamilnadu, Puducherry and Karaikal during the next 5 days. 

Disengaged substantial precipitation over Tamilnadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal and Kerala and Mahe during next 5 days and over seaside Karnataka on November 21,” the IMD said in a tweet. 

Residents in Andhra Pradesh keep on confronting inconveniences because of the weighty downpour, which made floods and drove the harm of streets just as close to home and public property. 

As indicated by news organization PTI, the state recorded no less than 30 passings. A few thousand individuals have been dislodged because of the floods in the Penna and Cheyyeru streams. 

After 200,000 cusecs of water streamed out of the Somasila supply in SPS Nellore, the Cheyyeru waterway went into spate, prompting serious immersion of Togurupeta, Mandapalli, Pulapathur, and Gundlur towns and numerous different villages. 

The Andhra Pradesh government likewise declared that it will disseminate fundamental products like rice, dal, palatable oil, onions, and potatoes to all flood-impacted families liberated from cost. 

The state government additionally held a survey meeting on the flood circumstance in the Chittoor, Nellore, Kadapa, and Anantapur regions. 

Weighty downpours lash Bengaluru. 

Portions of Bengaluru stayed immersed on Monday following weighty downpours on Sunday night. Yelahanka and Mahadevapura spaces of the city saw the water going into places of occupants. 

Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike boss chief Gaurav Gupta said that the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) was available at the spot and will give out basics to impacted inhabitants. Visuals shared by news offices showed streets in the Kendriya Vihar space of Bengaluru lowered and police authorities helping inhabitants in different city spaces. 

Karnataka boss pastor Basavaraj Bommai said that a choice was taken on Monday to deliver ₹500 crores to fix streets and extensions harmed because of relentless rains and floods in various pieces of the state. Bommai said that authorities were told to promptly dispense remuneration for those whose houses have been harmed. 

He also said that overviews of harvest misfortune because of downpours are likewise being directed, and remuneration will be delivered in the wake of getting the last report.