Monsoon vigorous in Kodagu; Cauvery in spate at many places
The monsoon is in a vigorous phase in Kodagu for the last few days as a result of which the Cauvery is in spate at many places. Incessant rain at Bhagamandala has led to the overflowing of the Cauvery at Triveni Sangama and heavy rain in the catchment area of the Harangi — a tributary of the Cauvery — has also augmented the inflow to the reservoir at Kushalnagar. Above danger level The district received 78.8 mm of rainfall during the 24 hours ending at 8.30 a.m. on Wednesday and there was no respite from rain in the Cauvery catchment area, including Bhagamandala which received 150 mm of rainfall. Shanthalli, which was battered by heavy rain on Tuesday and received 230 mm of rainfall, continued to bear the brunt of nature’s fury and registered 234 mm of rainfall during the 24 hours ending at 8.30 a.m. on Wednesday. Kote continued to receive copious inflow consequent to heavy rain in the catchment area of Kapila river in Wayanad and surrounding regions in Kerala.
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