අඩු පීඩන කලාපය බටහිරට ගමන් කරයි: දිවයින පුරා තද වැසි සහ ගිගුරුම් සහිත වැසි තත්ත්වය තවදුරටත්

Daily Mirror reports that the Department of Meteorology warned of unsettled conditions in the coming days, associated with a low-pressure area expected to form over the southeastern and neighbouring east-central Bay of Bengal. It says the system was forecast to travel west-northwest and intensify. Rupavahini News reports that a low-level atmospheric disturbance near Sri Lanka had developed into a low-pressure area; it also says rainfall above 100 mm had occurred in several provinces, without identifying them.

Newswire, Sri Lanka Mirror and Ada Derana (தமிழ்) report that the low-pressure system near Sri Lanka is moving west and away from the island, while its effects are expected to continue. Newsfirst reports that the system has moved west from the island.

Newsfirst (සිංහල), Newsfirst and Sri Lanka Mirror report that showers or thunderstorms were forecast on October 23 for the Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Northern and North Western provinces, along with Anuradhapura and Galle districts. Sri Lanka Mirror says rain or thunderstorms may occur in other parts of the country after 1 p.m.

Sri Lanka Mirror reports that rainfall exceeding 75 mm is possible in some locations, and that early-morning mist may affect parts of the Central and Uva provinces. The outlet also says the Department advised people to guard against localized strong winds and lightning during thunderstorms. Newswire reports that showers and thunderstorms would continue across several parts of Sri Lanka on Friday, October 23.

Written automatically by AI from the outlets’ own reports, and not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original report is the authority.