Kiron Rithe

FERMENTER WINE | Kannur | India

Wine fermenter turning grapes into magic. My personal fermentation process involves mostly pizza.



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Answer # 1 #

The rain you're experiencing is a classic feature of Bangalore's climate, driven primarily by the Southwest Monsoon. This season typically runs from June through to October.

Essentially, moisture-laden winds travel inland from the Arabian Sea. As this warm, wet air is forced to rise over the Deccan Plateau, it cools and condenses, forming the heavy clouds overhead. You might also be seeing a more localised thundershower. This is caused by intense daytime heating, which creates sudden, sharp downpours, often in the late afternoon. It's simply the city's predictable wet season in full swing, a combination of the large-scale monsoon system and local atmospheric instability.

Answered for the Question: "Why is it raining in bangalore now?"

Answer # 2 #

Right then. You use distilled water because it's completely pure H2O. Your regular tap water is full of minerals and other impurities. These minerals can build up on the battery's internal lead plates, messing with the chemical reaction. This reduces the battery's ability to hold a charge and seriously shortens its lifespan. Using only distilled water keeps the chemistry clean and ensures your battery lasts as long as it should. It's cheap insurance, mate.

Answered for the Question: "Why distilled water is used in battery?"