Badalkumbura
Badalkumbura DS division · Moneragala district
Not listedFri 9 Oct
Today’s warning doesn’t mention Badalkumbura
We don’t know about closures or damage: call 119 before you set off.
NBRI, issued Fri 9 Oct, 16:00 · valid to Sat 10 Oct, 16:00lankawatch.org
Rain hereAbout 3 days a month are this wet hereLast 24 hours · Satellite estimateNearest rain gaugeNakkala 9.3 mmLight rain · 10 km awayMet advisoryWarm Weather AdvisoryAmber, as issuedRiversNakkala: Below Alertrising
Next update usually tomorrow by 17:45.
Rain here
×Rain here
Last 24 hours: Unusual here (3 days a month) · Amber · Warm Weather Advisory; Amber · Advisory for Severe Lightning
- Last 24 hours: among the wettest 10% of 24-hour periods since 2000 in Badalkumbura.
- Compared with each division's own satellite record since 2000. This is not a warning and does not replace NBRI's levels. Satellites can miss heavy local downpours, so it never means a road is safe. Satellite data up to 9 Oct, 13:30.
Weather forecast (Department of Meteorology) · Amber · Warm Weather Advisory; Amber · Advisory for Severe Lightning
- Amber · Warm Weather Advisory. For Northern, North-Central, Eastern, North-Western provinces and Monaragala and Hambantota districts.. Heat index, the temperature felt on human body is likely to increase up to ‘Caution level’ at some places in Northern, North-Central, Eastern and North-Western provinces and in Monaragala and Hambantota districts during the daytime. The Heat Index Forecast is calculated by using relative humidity and maximum temperature and this is the condition that is felt on your body. This is not the forecast of maximum temperature. It is generated by the Department of Meteorology for the next day period and prepared by using global numerical weather prediction model data. Effect of the heat index on human body is mentioned in the above table and it is prepared on the advice of the Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medical Services. Issued 9 Oct, 16:00 · Valid until 11 Oct, 00:00.
- Amber · Advisory for Severe Lightning. For Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Uva, North-western, Southern provinces and Anuradhapura, Mannar districts.. Thundershowers accompanied with severe lightning are likely to occur at several places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Uva, North-western and Southern provinces and Anuradhapura and Mannar districts. There may be temporary localized strong winds during thundershowers. General public is kindly requested to take adequate precautions to minimize damages caused by lightning activity. Issued 9 Oct, 11:00 · Valid until 10 Oct, 01:00.
- Forecast issued 9 Oct, 14:00
- Showers or thundershowers will occur in the most part of the island after 1.00 p.m.
- Covers Moneragala on this road: Fairly heavy falls above 75 mm are likely at some places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Uva, North-Western and Southern provinces.
- The general public is kindly requested to take adequate precautions to minimize damage caused by temporary localized strong winds and lightning during thundershowers.
- Covers Moneragala on this road: Misty conditions can be expected at some places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central and Uva provinces during the early hours of the morning.
- A forecast never lowers or replaces the NBRI landslide warning above.
- Forecast and advisories by the Department of Meteorology, Sri Lanka, as issued. LankaWatch is not an official service.
Rain outlook (computer model) · Next day: Chance of a rare wet day
- Next day: a chance of a wet day of the kind that comes about 1–2 days a month in Badalkumbura (the wettest 5% of days there; several times the usual chance). (10 Oct, 05:30 to 11 Oct, 05:30)
- Next 3 days: unusually heavy rain is not signalled for the divisions on this road. (10 Oct, 05:30 to 13 Oct, 05:30)
- "Not signalled" never means dry or safe. This is a computer model, not a warning, and it never changes NBRI's levels. Like the satellite, it reads hill-country rain low and can miss heavy local downpours.
- ECMWF ensemble forecast (open data, CC BY 4.0), run 9 Oct, 05:30, compared with each division's own satellite record.
None of these changes NBRI’s level.
Weather forecast (Met Dept)
×- Amber · Warm Weather Advisory. For Northern, North-Central, Eastern, North-Western provinces and Monaragala and Hambantota districts.. Heat index, the temperature felt on human body is likely to increase up to ‘Caution level’ at some places in Northern, North-Central, Eastern and North-Western provinces and in Monaragala and Hambantota districts during the daytime. The Heat Index Forecast is calculated by using relative humidity and maximum temperature and this is the condition that is felt on your body. This is not the forecast of maximum temperature. It is generated by the Department of Meteorology for the next day period and prepared by using global numerical weather prediction model data. Effect of the heat index on human body is mentioned in the above table and it is prepared on the advice of the Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medical Services. Issued 9 Oct, 16:00 · Valid until 11 Oct, 00:00.
- Amber · Advisory for Severe Lightning. For Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Uva, North-western, Southern provinces and Anuradhapura, Mannar districts.. Thundershowers accompanied with severe lightning are likely to occur at several places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Uva, North-western and Southern provinces and Anuradhapura and Mannar districts. There may be temporary localized strong winds during thundershowers. General public is kindly requested to take adequate precautions to minimize damages caused by lightning activity. Issued 9 Oct, 11:00 · Valid until 10 Oct, 01:00.
- Forecast issued 9 Oct, 14:00
- Showers or thundershowers will occur in the most part of the island after 1.00 p.m.
- Covers Moneragala on this road: Fairly heavy falls above 75 mm are likely at some places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central, Uva, North-Western and Southern provinces.
- The general public is kindly requested to take adequate precautions to minimize damage caused by temporary localized strong winds and lightning during thundershowers.
- Covers Moneragala on this road: Misty conditions can be expected at some places in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Central and Uva provinces during the early hours of the morning.
- A forecast never lowers or replaces the NBRI landslide warning above.
- Forecast and advisories by the Department of Meteorology, Sri Lanka, as issued. LankaWatch is not an official service.
Rivers and catchments here
×8 named rivers here · 2 basins
River basins this division lies in
- Manik Ganga basin
- Kumbukkan Oya basin
Satellite rain over these basins
- Manik Ganga basin · Last 24 hours: Unusual here (3 days a month)
- Kumbukkan Oya basin · Last 24 hours: Unusual here (3 days a month)
A whole-basin satellite average against that basin’s own record since 2000, not the area upstream of any one point. Satellites under-read hill rain. Not a warning.
Named rivers through this division
- Paropa Oya (Manik Ganga basin) · about 22 km inside
- Kuda Oya (Kumbukkan Oya basin) · about 20 km inside
- Kumbukkan Oya · about 19 km inside
- Kosgolla Oya (Manik Ganga basin) · about 9 km inside
- Kehelagala Oya (Manik Ganga basin) · about 4 km inside
- Palap Wa Oya (Manik Ganga basin) · about 4 km inside
- Amunula Oya (Manik Ganga basin) · about 2 km inside
- Galattenwatte Ara (Manik Ganga basin) · about 2 km inside
Irrigation Department gauges on these rivers
- Nakkala, an Irrigation Department gauge in this division (221 km² upstream · rain over that area, Last 24 hours: Unusual here (3 days a month)): 9.3 mm in the 24 hours to 9 Oct, 08:30 (Light); 8.8 mm in the 3 hours to 9 Oct, 18:00.
River level 0.86 m · Below Alert · rising over about 3 hours (Department’s thresholds: Alert 5, minor flood 6, major flood 7.5 m)
Rivers and basins come from our own map of Sri Lanka’s river network. Flow direction, where shown, is worked out from the height of the land. This is orientation only, not a flood warning.
The area draining to a crossing is worked out from a terrain model (about 90 m cells) and is approximate. The rain over it is the satellite average for that same area, against its own record since 2000. Areas under about 150 km² are smaller than the satellite can see, so they show no rain.
River levels are the Irrigation Department’s own readings at its gauge, against its own thresholds. This is not a flood warning: flood warnings come from the Irrigation Department and DMC.