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Nuwara Eliya to Ohiya (Horton Plains)

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Not listedTue 10 Nov

Today’s warning doesn’t mention this road

Not listed doesn’t mean safe.

NBRI, issued Mon 9 Nov, 20:00 · valid to Tue 10 Nov, 20:00lankawatch.org
Rain here against its own record

Rain gauges: Light rain, up to 9.4 mm in 24 h

24 h
3 days
7 days
Usual3 days a month1–2 days a monthFew days a yearRecord

Last 3 days: About 1–2 days a month are this wet here.

Satellite estimate, not a warning: “Not unusual” doesn’t mean safe.

Your road · 42 km~1 h 20 min
Not listedRiver crossingRain gaugeNo report
  1. Nuwara Eliya to Ohiya (Horton Plains)
    Not listed
    km 0–42

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–Ohiya (Horton Plains) road

The fastest road we know from Nuwara Eliya to Ohiya (Horton Plains) is 41 km, about 1 h 20 min, via Blackpool-Ambewela Road.

Main roads on it: Blackpool-Ambewela Road (13 km), Ohiya-Horton Plains Road (10 km), Pattipola-Horton Plains Road (10 km).

We show 3 roads between them, fastest first.

DS divisions on this road

It passes through 3 DS divisions in 2 districts, 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: Haldummulla (8), Nuwara Eliya (5), Welimada (2).

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

Steep terrain

About 2 km of it runs through steep terrain (slopes over 30° beside the road).

Terrain beside the road, from a satellite elevation model: not the road’s gradient and not a landslide hazard rating.

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, 02:30. Checked Tue 10 Nov, 08:40.

How we know ›

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