- IMD issued yellow warnings for hot and humid conditions in Odisha.
- Weather conditions are expected to continue till June 2.
- Coastal and western Odisha districts are likely to remain affected.
Bhubaneswar: The regional centre of the India Meteorological Department has issued a five-day yellow warning for hot and humid weather conditions across multiple districts of Odisha.
According to IMD, uncomfortable heat and humidity are likely to persist till June 2, especially in coastal and adjoining interior districts.
Odisha Hot and Humid Weather Warning Issued
The weather department said hot and humid conditions are expected to prevail at isolated places across several districts over the coming days.
Day 1 (Till 8:30 AM, May 29)
Yellow warning issued for:
- Balasore
- Bhadrak
- Jajpur
- Kendrapara
- Jagatsinghpur
- Cuttack
- Gajapati
- Ganjam
- Puri
- Khurda
- Nayagarh
- Angul
- Keonjhar
- Bargarh
- Kalahandi
- Sambalpur
- Jharsuguda
- Nuapada
- Boudh
- Sonepur
- Kandhamal
- Balangir
Day 2 to Day 5 (May 29 – June 2)
The warning will continue mainly for:
- Balasore
- Bhadrak
- Jajpur
- Kendrapara
- Jagatsinghpur
- Cuttack
- Gajapati
- Ganjam
- Puri
- Khurda
- Nayagarh
The second-order effect of prolonged hot and humid conditions could increase health risks such as dehydration, heat exhaustion and reduced productivity, particularly among outdoor workers and vulnerable populations.
Coastal Odisha Likely to Face Maximum Discomfort
Meteorologists said coastal districts are likely to experience higher humidity levels due to moisture-laden winds from the Bay of Bengal.
Such conditions typically create severe discomfort because even moderate temperatures feel significantly hotter when humidity remains high.
Health experts advise people to:
- Avoid direct sunlight during afternoon hours
- Drink sufficient water
- Wear light cotton clothing
- Reduce strenuous outdoor activity
IMD Monitoring Weather Conditions Closely
The India Meteorological Department said further updates and warnings will be issued depending on changing atmospheric conditions.
Weather experts are also monitoring pre-monsoon developments over eastern India as Odisha gradually moves towards the southwest monsoon season.
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