Climate
Sakaleshpura receives very heavy rainfall from the southwest monsoon. It is one of the place receiving the most rainfall in Karnataka (The places are like Agani(near Hanbal-here the average rainfall is believed to be more than that of Agumbe,which receives the highest rainfall in South India, it's still considered as a speculation because of absence of an official rain-gauge)kagineri,bajemane,bisile,yedekumeri). The analysis of last 16(1996–2011)years data reveals that the highest (Av.2050.3 mm) rain fall has occurred in sakaleshpur it is highest in the district. In 1997 it has received 2916 mm rain fall In 2010 it has received 2920 mm rain fall
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