Bhubaneswar: The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) on Tuesday estimates that rainfall is currently in certain districts for four to five days since Friday.
The estimate said rainfall would be caused by the influence of Western disorders and continued in an isolated manner.
However, the next two days, will witness dry weather with a chance to reduce minimum temperature.
In addition, solid fog will also win over remote places in certain districts for the next two days, IMD estimates are added.Hr Biswas, Scientists and Head of the Regional IMD Center here, said the rainfall is mostly limited to the northern interior and the north coast.
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Biswas said the state recorded 39.5 mm rainfall so far compared to 7.5 mm normally from January 1 to 18.
Previously, he experienced Western disturbances during January 2019 and 2020, he said.
Biswas said there would be no big change in the night temperature for the next two days.
After that, it will see another increase by three to four degrees Celsius, he added.
Most places in the country saw a decline in night temperatures with two to three degrees Celsius on Tuesday in the middle of the clear sky, said Biswas.
On Tuesday, while the minimum temperature in the city is 12.6 ° C, a drop of 3.4 degrees, in the cuttack also 12.6 ° C, 2.4 degrees below normal.
Keonjhar and Demaribadi at 9 ° C recorded the lowest temperature in the state.