The data for this weather forecast has been sourced from AQI.in, providing residents with comprehensive information to plan their daily activities and weekly schedules accordingly.Bengaluru, November 30, 2025, is experiencing heavy rainfall with temperatures ranging from 18.2°C to 18.9°C and high humidity, following yesterday’s ‘poor‘ air quality which registered an AQI of 129 due to elevated PM2.5, PM10, and carbon monoxide levels.While today’s precipitation may help clear some pollutants, it also carries the potential for stagnant conditions in certain areas, prompting advisories for residents to carry umbrellas and masks, and for individuals with respiratory conditions to exercise caution.The upcoming week forecasts fluctuating rain patterns, with December 2 presenting the most favorable conditions for outdoor activities.
Today’s Weather Outlook
Today, Bengaluru braces for heavy rainfall, with temperatures hovering between 18.2°C and 18.9°C.The city’s humidity remains high at 92%, ensuring a damp and misty atmosphere throughout the day.Heavy rain dominates today’s forecast for Bengaluruans.Precipitation levels are expected to reach 21.63 mm.The maximum temperature will stay mild at 18.9°C, while the minimum drops slightly to 18.2°C.Winds will pick up to 18.4 km/h, adding a breezy touch to the otherwise wet day.The chance of rain is a significant 96%, making rain gear advisable for all residents.Post-sunset, the skies will remain overcast, and the evening will feel cooler with a gentle breeze.
Yesterday’s Air Quality Report
Yesterday’s air quality was in the ‘poor’ category with an AQI of 129.This was primarily driven by elevated PM2.5 levels.Bengaluru’s air quality index (AQI) yesterday stood at 129, placing it in the ‘poor’ category.PM2.5 levels were recorded at 67 µg/m³, while PM10 readings touched 95 µg/m³.Carbon monoxide levels were also elevated at 617 µg/m³.These levels are likely due to traffic emissions and industrial activities.
Rain’s Impact and Health Advisories
While the rain today could help clear some pollutants, it might also lead to stagnant conditions in certain areas.The heavy rain today could help settle some particulate matter.However, the high humidity might trap pollutants closer to the ground, particularly in congested areas.Those with respiratory conditions should remain cautious and limit outdoor exposure during peak traffic hours.A pleasant morning calls for a walk, but carrying an umbrella and a mask for outdoor commutes is advisable.Given today’s weather and lingering pollution concerns, specific day-planning tips have been provided.
Day Planning Tips
- For a morning walk, residents can enjoy the cool, rainy morning with a brisk walk, but they should avoid waterlogged areas.
- For commuting, using public transport or carpooling is suggested to reduce emissions, and keeping a mask handy for outdoor travel is recommended.
- Regarding evening plans, opting for indoor activities is advised as the rain is expected to continue into the night.
- Health tips include staying hydrated and keeping allergy medications accessible if one is prone to respiratory issues.
The Week Ahead
The next week in Bengaluru will see fluctuating weather patterns.On December 1, patchy rain is expected with temperatures ranging from 17.9°C to 24.2°C.December 2 will bring light showers and slightly warmer weather, with highs of 25.7°C.More rain is expected on December 3, with temperatures peaking at 27.6°C.From December 4 to 6, continued rain spells are anticipated, with temperatures dropping slightly to the mid-20s.The best day for outdoor plans remains December 2, with lighter rain and warmer temperatures.For the rest of the week, residents are advised to keep their umbrellas and raincoats close.
“Yesterday’s AQI of 129 marked a slight improvement compared to earlier in the week but still remained in the ‘poor’ category.”
“The rainfall today could provide a much-needed break from the accumulating pollutants, especially if sustained over the next few days.”
“However, the mix of rain and urban emissions calls for continued vigilance.”
Data referenced in this article is taken from AQI.in.
