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Heavy Rain Expected Across Odisha Today as Low-Pressure System Moves In
✍️ Kanak News Odisha
🗓 13 Sep 2026, 01:18 AM
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A low-pressure system is set to bring heavy rain across Odisha starting today, according to the latest weather update.
A low-pressure area has developed over the Bay of Bengal and is moving northward, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue a warning of widespread heavy rainfall across Odisha from this morning onward. Meteorologists expect the system to intensify as it interacts with moist monsoon winds, leading to sustained downpours in most districts.
The forecast indicates that rainfall could be intense in coastal districts such as Puri, Kendrapara and Bhadrak, while interior regions like Cuttack and Sambalpur may also experience significant accumulation. Authorities have cautioned that flash floods and waterlogging are possible, especially in low-lying areas and along riverbanks.
Local administration and disaster management teams have been put on alert, urging residents to stay informed, avoid unnecessary travel, and keep emergency kits ready. Schools and offices in the most vulnerable zones may suspend operations if conditions deteriorate, and transport services could face delays due to water‑logged roads.
The weather bulletin will be updated periodically as the system progresses inland, and the department advises the public to monitor official channels for real‑time alerts.
The forecast indicates that rainfall could be intense in coastal districts such as Puri, Kendrapara and Bhadrak, while interior regions like Cuttack and Sambalpur may also experience significant accumulation. Authorities have cautioned that flash floods and waterlogging are possible, especially in low-lying areas and along riverbanks.
Local administration and disaster management teams have been put on alert, urging residents to stay informed, avoid unnecessary travel, and keep emergency kits ready. Schools and offices in the most vulnerable zones may suspend operations if conditions deteriorate, and transport services could face delays due to water‑logged roads.
The weather bulletin will be updated periodically as the system progresses inland, and the department advises the public to monitor official channels for real‑time alerts.