The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a rainfall alert for the state of Odisha, with heavy to very heavy rainfall being experienced on September 12 and 13. This weather event has brought significant rainfall to various parts of the state, with notable measurements in several locations.
| Location | Rainfall (cm) |
|---|---|
| Ambadola (Rayagada) | 19 |
| Lanjigarh (Kalahandi) | 16 |
| Daringibadi (Kandhamal) | 13 |
| Chitrakunda Guma (Malkangiri) | 12 |
Ambadola, situated in the Rayagada district, recorded the highest rainfall with a substantial 19 cm. Following closely, Lanjigarh in Kalahandi reported 16 cm of rainfall. The Kandhamal district, specifically Daringibadi, received 13 cm of rain, and Chitrakunda Guma in Malkangiri observed 12 cm of rainfall.
These rainfall figures are significant and could have various implications for the affected regions. It’s essential for residents and authorities in these areas to stay updated on further weather advisories and take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of lives and property.
The IMD continues to monitor the weather situation closely and will provide updates as necessary to keep the public informed about any developments. It is advisable for residents to follow local authorities’ guidance and be prepared for potential flooding or other weather-related challenges that may arise due to these heavy rains.
