IMD forecasts new low-pressure area over Bay of Bengal causing heavy rain in Odisha
The India Meteorological Department has identified a cyclonic circulation over the northwest Bay of Bengal, which is expected to develop into a low-pressure area by August 12. This weather system is projected to bring heavy to very heavy rainfall across Odisha from August 12 through August 15. Authorities have issued weather warnings for the state as the region continues to experience persistent monsoon activity.
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What Happened
A cyclonic circulation has formed over the northwest Bay of Bengal and surrounding areas. Meteorological forecasts indicate that this system will intensify over the coming days, likely resulting in the formation of a new low-pressure area by August 12. The weather pattern is expected to remain active, with rainfall continuing across Odisha through August 15.
Regional weather centers have issued yellow and orange warnings for various districts in Odisha in anticipation of heavy to very heavy precipitation. This development follows recent periods of rainfall in the state. The India Meteorological Department has also noted that heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in the Western Himalayan region during the same week.
Key Facts
- A cyclonic circulation is active over the northwest Bay of Bengal.Source not recorded
- A new low-pressure area is expected to form by August 12.Source not recorded
- Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecast for Odisha between August 12 and August 15.Source not recorded
- Weather warnings including yellow and orange alerts have been issued for Odisha.Source not recorded
- The India Meteorological Department also expects heavy rainfall in the Western Himalayan region.Source not recorded
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