Durga Puja 2023: Low pressure in the Bay of Bengal may bring rain to Odisha’s coastal areas during Dussehra celebrations, per IMD.
As we eagerly anticipate the festive season Durga Puja 2023, an intriguing weather twist is unfolding in Odisha. Over the Bay of Bengal, a low-pressure area has materialized, and it could potentially influence the Dusshera celebrations in the state’s coastal regions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted that from October 23 to 25, Odisha’s coastal areas might witness rainfall due to this weather phenomenon.
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Durga Puja Rain Concerns
This forecast has sparked concern among organizers and enthusiasts of Durga Puja, as the festival falls within this timeframe, with Navami scheduled for October 23 and the subsequent day celebrated as ‘Dasami’ or Dusshera. The possibility of rain during these festivities adds an element of uncertainty, prompting preparations and vigilance among those looking forward to celebrating this grand event.
The low-pressure area is expected to evolve into a depression around October 23, possibly leading to more significant weather changes. However, whether it will result in heavy rainfall remains uncertain and will depend on the exact path of the depression.
Dry Spell Before Dussehra
Until October 22, the state is expected to have dry weather conditions. This weather twist comes just as Navami of Durga Puja falls on October 23, with the following day being celebrated as ‘Dasami’ or Dusshera.
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Organizers of Durga Puja are understandably concerned about the weather forecast, and they’re making preparations while keeping a watchful eye on the possibility of rain during the festivities.
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