Thereafter, rough weather is likely to subside for a short period, but will again gain pace yet again over the weekend. Odisha has accordingly been placed under a yellow watch for today, which urges residents to вЂbe updatedвЂ™ on the local weather situation.ДЇurther, the districts of Sundargarh, Jharsuguda, Bargarh, Sambalpur, Deogarh, Sonepur, Nuapada, Bolangir and Kalahandi are all expected to experience isolated heavy showers for the next 24 hours. As per the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the wet conditions will be produced by a low-pressure area present over the southern parts of Gangetic West Bengal and neighbourhood, along with an associated cyclonic circulation.ДЇairly widespread to widespread rains with isolated heavy showers have been forecast across the East Indian state on Tuesday, September 21. With the monsoon season approaching its climax, more rains are set to lash the state in the days to come. From June 1 to September 20, the state has collectively recorded 970.6 mm precipitation-about 12% below its long-term average for this period, which stands at 1098.3 mm. However, Odisha now appears to be back on track, as the rainfall figures are once again edging closer to the вЂnormalвЂ™ mark. This shortfall, to some extent, had even pushed the state closer to witnessing drought-like conditions. Tuesday, September 21: The month of September has been a saviour for rainfall-deficient Odisha, which was lagging behind in terms of the amount of monsoon showers received through August.

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