<p>Bangaloreans will have to bear with the cold and gloomy weather for another two days. The dark clouds are caused by the low pressure which developed at Comorin area near Sri Lanka. Duty officer of the Meteorological department said that the Comorin areas have been well masked and the depression has now moved towards Lakshadweep Islands, which has been causing the cyclonic effect. Tamil Nadu and Kerala and some interior parts of south Karnataka have experienced moderate to heavy rainfall and will continue to do so. The City is experiencing an average maximum temperature of 22.9 degrees and a minimum of 19.5 degrees.<br />DH News Service</p>
<p>Bangaloreans will have to bear with the cold and gloomy weather for another two days. The dark clouds are caused by the low pressure which developed at Comorin area near Sri Lanka. Duty officer of the Meteorological department said that the Comorin areas have been well masked and the depression has now moved towards Lakshadweep Islands, which has been causing the cyclonic effect. Tamil Nadu and Kerala and some interior parts of south Karnataka have experienced moderate to heavy rainfall and will continue to do so. The City is experiencing an average maximum temperature of 22.9 degrees and a minimum of 19.5 degrees.<br />DH News Service</p>