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Udupi, July 1: Even though the intensity of the monsoon slowed down slightly over the last two days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a ‘Red Alert’ for the three coastal districts of Karnataka, including Udupi, for Thursday and Friday. The weather department has strictly warned of exceptionally heavy downpours during this 48-hour window.

After experiencing two days of heavy torrential rain, Udupi district witnessed a brief respite during the daytime today. While the rain stayed away for most of the daylight hours, precipitation resumed with renewed vigour across the coastal district post-evening.

According to data recorded during the 24 hours ending at 8:30 AM today, Udupi district received an average rainfall of 75.5 mm. Kaup taluk registered the highest downpour with 114.5 mm of rain. Other regions recorded substantial rainfall as well: Karkala saw 88.8 mm, Byndoor 75.5 mm, Brahmavar 71.0 mm, Kundapura 68.7 mm, Udupi central 67.7 mm, and Hebri recorded 57.7 mm.

Meanwhile, monsoon-related damages continue to be reported in the region. In Yalloor of Hakladi village under Kundapura taluk, a residential house belonging to Ganapayya Shetty was partially damaged after a coconut tree uprooted and crashed over it. Revenue officials have estimated the structural loss to be around Rs 30,000.

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