Odisha to Remain Dry as Bay Low-Pressure System Moves Away, Fog Likely in 9 Districts
Bhubaneswar: Odisha is unlikely to witness any significant rainfall in the coming days as a low-pressure system developing over the southeast Bay of Bengal is expected to move away from the state’s coastline, according to weather forecasts.
No Rain Threat for Odisha as Bay of Bengal Low-Pressure System Diverts; Morning Fog Expected Across 9 Districts reports that the system, likely to form around November 13 and intensify by November 14, poses no immediate threat of rain to the state.
Meteorologists have forecast predominantly dry weather across Odisha for the next week, providing favourable conditions for agriculture, transportation, and various outdoor activities.
The dry spell is expected to support ongoing harvesting operations in several districts.
However, residents of nine districts have been advised to remain cautious due to the possibility of light to moderate morning fog.
The affected districts include Sundargarh, Subarnapur, Boudh, Kandhamal, Angul, Dhenkanal, Koraput, Nayagarh, and Cuttack.
Weather experts have also noted significant variations in minimum temperatures across the state.
While several interior and western districts are recording temperatures 3°C to 4°C below normal, Koraput has reported a minimum temperature approximately 5.2°C above normal, reflecting localised climatic conditions.
Night temperatures are expected to remain relatively stable over the coming days, contributing to pleasant weather conditions.
The forecast suggests a gradual onset of winter across Odisha, with cooler mornings and evenings becoming increasingly noticeable in interior regions.
With no major weather systems expected to impact the state in the immediate future, Odisha is set to enjoy calm and dry conditions throughout the week.
