Bhubaneswar: More than 48 hours since the Berab Typhoon left a shaken country, not stirred, Odisha strengthened more problems with the formation of a fresh low pressure area in Bengal Bengal Bengal and west of Bengal Beach on Tuesday, the possibility of bringing heavy rainfall in North Odisha for two-three days.
Following the warning, the Special Assistance Commissioner (SRC) has asked collectors in North Regency to remain vigilant and prepare incidents such as airlogging, local floods and landslides in the hilly area.
“Cyclone circulation turns into a low-pressure area in Bengal Bengal Bengal and West Bengal which side by side also increases to depression or more.
This is likely to be more marked in the next 24 hours,” said Bulletin IMD.
H R Biswas, Director of the Central IMD Center, said the North Odisha district will experience the impact of this system for the next two days, but neighboring West Bengal will feel more.
“Most countries will receive small rainfall to moderate during the active rainy season.
The cyclone system can cause heavy rain, especially in three Keonjhar, Mayurbhanj and Sundargarh, where orange warnings have been issued.
Heavy rain yellow warning is also Bee N which is It was issued for nine districts for the next two days, “Biswas said.