Nuapada, July 30, 2026 (Report - Malaya Meher): A low-pressure weather system brought heavy and continuous rain to Western Odisha. The rain affected many districts and disrupted daily activities on July 30, 2026.
During the past 24 hours, ending at 8:30 AM today, the Sinapalli station in Nuapada district recorded the highest rainfall in the state. Sinapalli received exactly 164.0 millimeters of rain.
Many other stations also recorded high rainfall amounts. The weather department provided a detailed list in the document "750704.jpg". In Baragarh district, Paikmal recorded 157.5 mm of rain. Nuapada district saw heavy rain in several stations. Khariar received 155.0 mm, Boden got 152.0 mm, Komna recorded 119.3 mm, and Nawapara saw 115.0 mm.
Nawarangpur district also experienced intense rain. Jharigaon recorded 135.0 mm. Umerkote received 125.0 mm, and Dabugaon got 115.2 mm. Other stations in Nawarangpur like Koshagumuda saw 85.6 mm, Papadahandi got 76.0 mm, Chandahandi recorded 72.6 mm, and Raighar received 72.0 mm.
In Kalahandi district, Golamunda recorded 134.0 mm of rain. Koksara saw 78.0 mm, Kalampur received 72.0 mm, and Dharmgarah got 71.8 mm. Jaipatna recorded 69.0 mm, Junagarh got 66.6 mm, and Th. Rampur received 65.2 mm. Koraput district also saw significant rain. Borigumma recorded 111.6 mm, and Kotpad received 90.0 mm. In Baragarh, Padampur recorded 103.0 mm, and Jharbandh got 72.0 mm. Bolangir district saw 97.0 mm in Bangamunda and 72.0 mm in Khaparakhol. Malkangiri station in Malkangiri district recorded 75.8 mm.
The continuous rain disrupted normal life across Nuapada, Kalahandi, Nawarangpur, Baragarh, Koraput, and Bolangir districts. Water levels in local rivers and streams increased significantly. The heavy water flow caused waterlogging in low-lying areas. Many roads went under water. This situation affected transportation and daily travel for local people. The high rainfall in places like Golamunda raised concerns about excess water accumulation.
The local administration took immediate action. Officials advised people living near rivers and waterlogged areas to stay alert. The government kept rescue and relief teams ready to help the public. Disaster management teams remain prepared for any situation. The weather department expects the rain to continue in some areas for a few more hours. They requested citizens to avoid unnecessary travel. Authorities asked everyone to stay safe and remain careful during this time.
During the past 24 hours, ending at 8:30 AM today, the Sinapalli station in Nuapada district recorded the highest rainfall in the state. Sinapalli received exactly 164.0 millimeters of rain.
Many other stations also recorded high rainfall amounts. The weather department provided a detailed list in the document "750704.jpg". In Baragarh district, Paikmal recorded 157.5 mm of rain. Nuapada district saw heavy rain in several stations. Khariar received 155.0 mm, Boden got 152.0 mm, Komna recorded 119.3 mm, and Nawapara saw 115.0 mm.
Nawarangpur district also experienced intense rain. Jharigaon recorded 135.0 mm. Umerkote received 125.0 mm, and Dabugaon got 115.2 mm. Other stations in Nawarangpur like Koshagumuda saw 85.6 mm, Papadahandi got 76.0 mm, Chandahandi recorded 72.6 mm, and Raighar received 72.0 mm.
In Kalahandi district, Golamunda recorded 134.0 mm of rain. Koksara saw 78.0 mm, Kalampur received 72.0 mm, and Dharmgarah got 71.8 mm. Jaipatna recorded 69.0 mm, Junagarh got 66.6 mm, and Th. Rampur received 65.2 mm. Koraput district also saw significant rain. Borigumma recorded 111.6 mm, and Kotpad received 90.0 mm. In Baragarh, Padampur recorded 103.0 mm, and Jharbandh got 72.0 mm. Bolangir district saw 97.0 mm in Bangamunda and 72.0 mm in Khaparakhol. Malkangiri station in Malkangiri district recorded 75.8 mm.
The continuous rain disrupted normal life across Nuapada, Kalahandi, Nawarangpur, Baragarh, Koraput, and Bolangir districts. Water levels in local rivers and streams increased significantly. The heavy water flow caused waterlogging in low-lying areas. Many roads went under water. This situation affected transportation and daily travel for local people. The high rainfall in places like Golamunda raised concerns about excess water accumulation.
The local administration took immediate action. Officials advised people living near rivers and waterlogged areas to stay alert. The government kept rescue and relief teams ready to help the public. Disaster management teams remain prepared for any situation. The weather department expects the rain to continue in some areas for a few more hours. They requested citizens to avoid unnecessary travel. Authorities asked everyone to stay safe and remain careful during this time.
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