Brief break in dry spell as showers expected across island (Mar 09)

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March 09, Colombo (LNW): The Meteorology Department in its daily weather forecast today (09) has predicted a temporary shift in the current dry conditions across the island, with rain showers anticipated over the weekend, specifically on March 10 and 11.

This change in weather is expected to bring some relief to areas that have been experiencing prolonged dry spells.

Whilst the showers will be scattered, the Eastern and Uva provinces are likely to see the most significant rainfall, with some areas possibly receiving light to moderate showers.

In particular, the Eastern coastal regions could experience brief rainfall overnight on March 9, continuing into the morning hours of March 10.

Additionally, thundershowers may develop in several districts, including Galle, Matara, Kalutara, and Ratnapura, later in the day or during the evening.

These conditions may result in localized flooding or disruptions, so residents in these areas should remain alert.

The Met Department has also warned of misty conditions in the early hours, especially in the central highlands and other elevated regions.

Drivers are advised to exercise caution due to reduced visibility during the morning hours.

Whilst the forecast indicates a temporary break from the dry weather, the island is expected to return to more stable conditions shortly thereafter.

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