Odisha Rain News Today

The system which moved northwestwards with a speed of 5 kmph during the past six hours and intensified into a cyclonic storm lay centered at 5.30 am at about 300 km east-southeast of Puducherry, 310 km southeast of Chennai, 440 km southeast of Nellore, 550 km south-southeast of Bapatla and 550 km southsoutheast of Machilipatnam, the weather agency said.

The deep depression will continue to move north-northeastwards at a speed of 17 kmph and is expected to make landfall between Khepupara and Mongla in Bangladesh on Saturday morning, the IMD said.

Odisha is expected to see colder weather, with a 3-4 degree Celsius drop in night temperatures over the next 24 hours. Minimum temperatures will gradually decrease by 3-4 degrees Celsius in the next 2-3 days across various districts. Meanwhile, Koraput recorded the lowest temperature at 13.2 degrees Celsius. Additionally, the IMD predicts light to moderate rain or thundershowers in certain areas of Odisha between Monday and Tuesday.

IMD issued a Red Alert for Gujarat and a yellow warning for Odisha. Here's a list of states that will witness rainfall in the upcoming days.

Rain continued at many places in the state for the third successive day on Monday under the influence of a cyclonic circulation over the Bay of Bengal

Heavy rainfall continued to lash across Odisha as a well-marked low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal first intensified into a depression and later into a deep depression.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted heavy rainfall in several parts of Odisha for the next two days and also issued an advisory to fishermen not to venture into the sea, said an IMD official on Wednesday. Odisha Weather Update: IMD Predicts Very Heavy Rainfall in Several Districts of State for Next Two Days, Warns Fishermen Not To Venture Into Sea.

Heavy rain under the influence of a low pressure area in the Bay of Bengal is lashing most part of Odishas southern region and a person was washed away in Malakangiri district, which is facing flash floods yet again, officials said on Wednesday. Malkangiri, which experienced flash floods last week, recorded the highest rainfall of 80.4 mm since Tuesday followed by 53 mm in Ganjam. In Kandhamal district Phiringia reported 34.8 mm at Phiringia and 33 mm in Kalinga, they said.

A fresh low-pressure area would be expected over the Bay of Bengal by Tuesday with chances of intensifying into a depression, said a latest IMD foreca

The India Meteorological Department has issued an Orange alert for heavy rainfall in four districts of Odisha, with a Yellow alert in 11 districts. Several rain-related incidents have already been reported, with three people injured and seven houses damaged.