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News India Live, Digital Desk: If you live in Karnataka, you must have felt that suddenly the weather has increased in coolness and humidity. ‘Cyclone Ditwah’, about which we were hearing for the last few days, is now having a direct impact on the weather of our state. There is no need to panic, but it is wise to be cautious. I am telling you the information given by the Meteorological Department (IMD) in simple language so that you can make your preparations accordingly. Why did the weather change suddenly? Actually, the storm that formed in the Bay of Bengal has now weakened a bit and turned into a ‘Depression’ i.e. an area of ​​deep pressure. Even though the storm’s strength has reduced, it has brought with it a lot of clouds and rain. After soaking Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, these clouds have now moved towards Karnataka. ‘Yellow Alert’ in 17 districts of Karnataka As a precautionary measure, the Meteorological Department has issued Yellow Alert in about 17 districts of the state. Yellow alert means that the weather may remain bad and you need to remain alert. Coastal Areas: If you are in Udupi, Uttara Kannada or Dakshina Kannada (Mangaluru side), do not plan to go to the beach today and tomorrow. A good amount of rain is expected here. Bengaluru and surrounding areas: Not only the coastal areas, our Bengaluru city is also in its grip. Apart from this, the possibility of rain has also been predicted in Mysuru, Tumkuru, Mandya, Ramanagara, Kollar, and Hassan. For the people of Bengaluru, ‘Ooty’ weather, the weather in Bengaluru can be quite romantic, but also a bit disturbing. Drop in temperature: You will feel cold even during the day. The maximum temperature may drop to 25 degrees Celsius. Mist and drizzle: The city will remain densely cloudy with intermittent light rain for the next 2-3 days. Fog can also be seen in the morning. 3 important things for your work (Tips) If you are thinking of going out somewhere in the next few days, then keep these things in mind: Weekend trip: If you are planning to go to the ghat section or hill station, then definitely check the local news once, because the roads can be slippery. Health first: Sudden change in weather increases the risk of cold, cough and fever. Keep children and elderly people dressed warmly. Office preparations: Rain in Bengaluru means traffic! If you have to go to office, leave home 15-20 minutes earlier and don’t forget to carry an umbrella or raincoat with you. Enjoy the weather, drink hot coffee, but stay safe!