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Heavy showers exceeding 100mm are forecasted in the coming days as a result of a low pressure area which is likely to develop over Bay of Bengal, the Disaster Management Centre (DMC) said today.
DMC which quoted the Department of Meteorology said the depression is likely to move west-northwestwards across southwest Bay of Bengal, Sri Lanka and Gulf of Mannar area during the coming days.
“Due to this situation the showery condition is expected to enhance over the island, particularly in the Eastern, North-central, Northern, Uva and Southern provinces. Cloudy skies can be expected over the island,” the forecast said.
General public, Naval and fishing communities were requested to be attentive about advisories issued by the Department of Meteorology in this regard.
Heavy falls were expected at some places in the Uva, Southern and Central provinces and in Batticaloa, Ampara and Polonnaruwa districts. (Yohan Perera)
Jaliya Monday, 05 November 2018 08:30 PM
Disaster Management Centre or the Department of Meteorology has no proper software to plot a graft via a PC. [and we want to build up the tallest tower in Asia and Megapolis, Colombo Grope city center etc...] This shows alert area in yellow with black lines over the ocean. Where is the missing part ? My neighbors six year old child can do a better job than this ... Why have DMC who cannot even tell whether yellow is the depression or the rainfall ?
Rohantha Monday, 05 November 2018 08:56 PM
Heavy rains predicted due to presence of Mahinda Rajapakse. At least we have a Rain God now.
Shfdefh Monday, 05 November 2018 09:15 PM
Now gota is going to say its flooded because RW is still in temple tress
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