Monsoon activity continues: Unstable weather conditions expected across several provinces

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June 02, Colombo (LNW): Intermittent showers are anticipated in the Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, and North-Western provinces, with rainfall expected to occur in the southern districts of Galle and Matara as moisture-laden monsoonal winds continue to influence weather patterns across the island, the Department of Meteorology said in its daily weather forecast today (02).

Meanwhile, isolated evening or night-time showers, possibly accompanied by thunder, are expected in the eastern regions, particularly in Ampara and Batticaloa, as well as in parts of the Uva Province.

The department has highlighted that although rainfall in these areas may be sporadic, thunderstorm activity could lead to sudden downpours and localised disruptions.

In addition to the rainfall warnings, forecasters have noted the likelihood of persistent strong winds in several regions. Wind speeds reaching between 30 to 40 kilometres per hour are predicted in areas along the western slopes of the central hills and in northern and southeastern districts including Hambantota and Trincomalee. The Northern, North-Central, and North-Western provinces are also expected to be affected by these gusty conditions.

Given the current meteorological outlook, the public is advised to take safety measures, particularly during periods of heavy rain or thunderstorms.

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