Bhubaneswar: parts of the coast and southern districts can receive minor rainfall to moderate for three days since Wednesday, under the influence of low pressure bags that might form on the Bay of Bengal near Tamil Nadu Beach the day before, according to the latest Bulletin IMD on Monday.
Systems that might may intensify in depression and are expected to cross the Tamil Nadu Beach, pushing during the day during the Odisha.
As far as the night temperature concerns, the country has seen a little swimming for the past two days and this will remain unchanged for the next two days.
The IMD forecast coincides with a decrease in night temperature in most places in the state on Monday.
The minimum temperature floats below 15 degrees Celsius in eight places, said weather report.
At 10 degrees Celsius, it continues to remain a coldest place in the state for the second day.
Likewise, Titlalagarh at 14.8 degrees Celsius recorded a maximum decline (4.3 degrees) from normal temperatures.
The minimum temperature of the city dropped three degrees to settle at 17.4 degrees Celsius.
Umashankar Das, a scientist at the Central IMD center in the city, “because the weather system is possible, the intensity of rainfall will be more in the southern beach bag of the country on 11 and 12 November will also do it to rise after two to three days.” He added that the wind The dry northwest and the sunny sky is conducive to decreasing the temperature of the night here.
Lakan Chandra Sahu, Director of the Central Environment and Climate Center who is considered a university, said the fresh system would be followed by other low-pressure formations in the Central Bay on November 14.