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Low Pressure System Over Bay of Bengal May Boost Odisha Rainfall, IMD Monitors
✍️ Kanak News Odisha
🗓 02 Oct 2026, 09:47 PM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has identified a low pressure system over the Bay of Bengal that could intensify rainfall across Odisha. The agency is closely monitoring the system's movement.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has spotted a low pressure system forming over the Bay of Bengal, a development that could lead to heavier rainfall over Odisha in the coming days.
According to IMD officials, the low pressure area is expected to deepen and move westward, potentially bringing increased precipitation to coastal and interior districts of Odisha. Weather forecasters warn that such systems can produce heavy showers and, in some cases, localized flooding.
The IMD is actively tracking the system’s trajectory and intensity, issuing regular updates to state authorities and the public. While no formal weather warnings have been issued yet, the department advises residents in vulnerable areas to stay alert for sudden rain bursts.
Local governments are preparing by checking drainage infrastructure and ensuring emergency services are ready. Residents are urged to keep abreast of IMD bulletins and heed any advisories issued by the Odisha State Disaster Management Authority.
According to IMD officials, the low pressure area is expected to deepen and move westward, potentially bringing increased precipitation to coastal and interior districts of Odisha. Weather forecasters warn that such systems can produce heavy showers and, in some cases, localized flooding.
The IMD is actively tracking the system’s trajectory and intensity, issuing regular updates to state authorities and the public. While no formal weather warnings have been issued yet, the department advises residents in vulnerable areas to stay alert for sudden rain bursts.
Local governments are preparing by checking drainage infrastructure and ensuring emergency services are ready. Residents are urged to keep abreast of IMD bulletins and heed any advisories issued by the Odisha State Disaster Management Authority.