Bhubaneswar: A fresh low pressure area formed over the Bay of Bengal on Friday, bringing light to moderate rain at several places. The IMD said under its influence, heavy to very heavy rain is likely in some districts till Monday. The system could intensify into a well marked low pressure in next two days. TNN
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Low-pressure area weakens, heavy rain unlikely in 2 days
The chances of heavy rainfall in Indore on September 23 and 24 have decreased as the low-pressure system responsible for the forecast has weakened. While there is still an active cyclonic circulation and the monsoon trough line continues through Madhya Pradesh, the system has significantly weakened. However, there are still chances of light rainfall in the afternoon and evening of September 24. This development is a relief for Indoreans who were concerned about disruptions during the India vs Australia cricket match scheduled for September 24.
The chances of heavy rainfall in Indore on September 23 and 24 have decreased as the low-pressure system responsible for the forecast has weakened. While there is still an active cyclonic circulation and the monsoon trough line continues through Madhya Pradesh, the system has significantly weakened. However, there are still chances of light rainfall in the afternoon and evening of September 24. This development is a relief for Indoreans who were concerned about disruptions during the India vs Australia cricket match scheduled for September 24.
Fresh low pressure in Odisha by end of month, says IMD
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted the formation of a low pressure system over the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal on September 30, which could bring more rainfall to the state of Odisha. Several weather models indicate that the system may intensify. Bhubaneswar and Cuttack have already experienced moderate rain, leading to waterlogging in some areas. The IMD has also issued a thunderstorm and lightning warning for 20 districts on Sunday. The Hirakud reservoir has been releasing water into the Mahanadi river system for the past three days.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted the formation of a low pressure system over the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal on September 30, which could bring more rainfall to the state of Odisha. Several weather models indicate that the system may intensify. Bhubaneswar and Cuttack have already experienced moderate rain, leading to waterlogging in some areas. The IMD has also issued a thunderstorm and lightning warning for 20 districts on Sunday. The Hirakud reservoir has been releasing water into the Mahanadi river system for the past three days.
Light to moderate rain likely in Indore
Recent heavy rains in Indore have shifted the region from a rainfall deficit to an excess category. Indore district has received around 17 inches more rainfall than its average, totaling 50 inches so far. Only six districts in the state are yet to reach their average rainfall. Indore and Burhanpur have received the highest rainfall in the state, with over 50% excess. The Met department has forecast light to moderate rains in Indore and nearby districts.
Recent heavy rains in Indore have shifted the region from a rainfall deficit to an excess category. Indore district has received around 17 inches more rainfall than its average, totaling 50 inches so far. Only six districts in the state are yet to reach their average rainfall. Indore and Burhanpur have received the highest rainfall in the state, with over 50% excess. The Met department has forecast light to moderate rains in Indore and nearby districts.