Today’s (Jan 23) weather: Showery conditions expected in several districts, mainly fair weather to prevail elsewhere

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By: Isuru Parakrama

January 23, Colombo (LNW): Showers or thundershowers may occur at a few places in Sabaragamuwa province and in Galle and Matara districts after 4.00 p.m, but mainly fair weather will prevail in the other areas of the island, the Department of Meteorology said in its daily weather forecast today (23).

There is a possibility of ground frost at some places in Nuwara-Eliya district during the early hours of the morning, the statement added.

Misty conditions can be expected at some places in Sabaragamuwa and Central provinces and in Galle and Matara districts during the morning.

Marine Weather:

Condition of Rain:
Mainly fair weather will prevail in the sea areas around the island.
Winds:
Winds will be north-easterly and wind speed will be (20-30) kmph. Wind speed may increase up to (40-50) kmph at times in the sea areas off the coasts extending from Colombo to Mannar via Puttalam and from Galle to Pottuvil via Hambantota.
State of Sea:
The sea areas off the coasts extending from Colombo to Mannar via Puttalam and from Galle to Pottuvil via Hambantota can be rough at times.

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