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Not an official service. We pass on NBRI’s warnings as issued.

Nuwara Eliya to Hatton

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Level 2 · AlertTue 10 Nov

Alert on 16 km between Ginigathhena and Watawala

Around Ginigathhena and Watawala, km 64–81.

Also: Watch on 69 km between Nuwara Eliya and Hatton

You reach it about Tue 12:50, 2 h after leaving, and are through it by Tue 13:20.

NBRI’s bulletin is valid until Tue 20:00, so it covers that time.

NBRI’s advice, as issued

Since the rainfall within the past 24 hours has exceeded 100 mm, if the rains continue, be on alert on the possibility of landslides, slope failures, rock falls, cut failures and ground subsidence, being ready to evacuate to a safe location if the need arises.

NBRI, issued Mon 9 Nov, 20:00 · valid to Tue 10 Nov, 20:00lankawatch.org
Your road · 93 km~3 h 10 min
NBRI AlertNBRI WatchNot listedRiver crossingRain gaugeNo report
  1. Nuwara Eliya
    Not listed
    km 0–8
  2. Kothmale to Nawalapitiya
    Watch
    km 8–65
  3. Ginigathhena to Watawala
    Alert
    km 65–81
  4. Hatton
    Watch
    km 81–93
Which DS divisions, and NBRI’s advice ›

Before you go

We don’t know about road closures or damage. Be cautious on the way, especially in the hills in rain.

About the Nuwara Eliya–Hatton road

The fastest road we know from Nuwara Eliya to Hatton is 47 km, about 2 h, via Pooliyawatta.

Main roads on it: Nanu Oya Road (13 km), Fordyce Road (11 km), Lindula-Agarapathana-Dayagama Road (8 km).

We show 3 roads between them, fastest first.

DS divisions on this road

It passes through 3 DS divisions in 1 district, in travel order:

Past NBRI bulletins

Most often listed on this road, in the 41 NBRI bulletins we have passed on since Sun 20 Sept: Norwood (16), Thalawakelle (7), Nuwara Eliya (5).

A record of past bulletins, not a forecast. Not being listed doesn’t mean safe.

How to read this
  • Not an official service. NBRI’s warnings are passed on as issued.
  • Rain levels compare each division with its own satellite record since 2000. Satellites can miss heavy local downpours.
  • Gauge sources: Department of Meteorology and Irrigation Department gauge readings, passed on as published. Met gauge sites are approximate. 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 10 Nov, 05:30. Checked Tue 10 Nov, 10:50.

How we know ›

If you need help on the way, you can call 117 (DMC), 119 (Police) or 1990 (ambulance).