Bhubaneswar: Because of the formation of fresh low pressure, North Odisha and a side by side have witnessed a widespread rain since Sunday.
The bathroom has pushed up on the surface of the water of several rivers in the region, triggering fear of flash floods.
Jaka flows almost one meter above the danger of sign at night.
However, officials monitor the surface of the river water in the control room here ensure that there are no difficulties that will appear in every place in the entire region.
They added that Baitarani, Brahmani, Burhabalang and Subarnarekha saw the increase at their water level, but they did not cross the danger level until that night.
Also, the surface of Jaka is not worrying, officials said.
A senior officer at the Office of the Special Assistance Commissioner (SRC) said they maintained the district collector alert and advised them to monitor the situation.
Meanwhile, the weather system formed on land on Monday moved to Bihar and its environment, the new forecast of the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) said.
“The intensity of rainfall will decrease in the state on Wednesday and Odisha will see complete dry weather on Friday,” he added.
H R Biswas, director of the regional center of the IMD here, said the North Odisha and the district of interior which side by side will see most of the rain light on Wednesday before dry weather.
The Director of the SOA Central Environment and Climate, which is considered a university, full of Chandra Sahu, said: “The night temperature will drop from October 22, shows the beginning of winter.
Coastal bags can again witness moderate rain for two days from October 28 because of influence The east wind.
“On Wednesday, the estimate said, light to moderate to moderate rain could occur in several places in the North Coastal District of Odisha and Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar, Puri and Khurda.
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