බෙංගාල බොක්කේ අඩු පීඩන කලාපයක් - ධීවර සහ නාවික ප්රජාවට උපදෙස්
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Sri Lanka’s Department of Meteorology has forecast a rise in rainfall across the island over the next several days. Lankadeepa attributes the expected change to unsettled lower-atmosphere conditions over the Bay of Bengal near Sri Lanka.
The department also says a low-pressure system could develop over the southeastern Bay of Bengal on October 13. Reports describe this as a possibility, not a confirmed development.
Some reports say rainfall could total up to 150 mm in parts of Sri Lanka. The Daily Mirror refers to several provinces, but the reports do not identify which locations are expected to receive the highest amounts.
Newswire reports that the department warned of rough seas and strong winds. Hiru News says guidance was issued for fishing and seafaring communities. The reports provide no further details about the expected duration of the rain or later forecasts.
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