Bhubaneswar: After the break, the minimum temperature on Saturday saw a decline in most places in the state, the report said the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) on Saturday.
H R Biswas, Scientists and Head of the Regional IMD center in the city, said the night temperature witnessed a drop of around two degrees Celsius in the state.
He added that the minimum temperature will drop gradually with three to four degrees Celsius in the next three days.
IMD yellow warning from cold waves is likely to win in five Jharsuguda, Bargarh, Sonepur, Sambalpur and Blangir in West Odisha for two-three days from Monday.
Biswas said he was superficial to the southern mist and part of the country.
Former Director of the Regional IMD Center here, Lakan Chandra Sahu, said that the temperature of day and night will increase again from January 5 because of the approach of Western Disorders to East India.
“There is also the possibility of rain and thunderstorms accompanied by.
With hail in the West Odisha district from 8 January to 10 due to Western disorders over Odisha,” said Sahu, Director of the Environmental Center and Climate of Siksha O Anusandhan, who is considered a university.
Coastal districts can experience light rain on January 10 and January 11, he added.
On Saturday, Demaribadi in the Kandhamal district recorded the lowest day of 8.5 degrees Celsius in the state.
The city recorded a minimum of 15.4 degrees Celsius, one notch above normal temperature.