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What is the weather like in Sri Lanka?
The news shows that almost everything was flooded there. And according to the weather forecast, it always rains there, until mid-January (does not show further)
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Oh those media...
Let's be specific, Ceylon is big, where did it flood? What region do you go to?
Let's be specific, Ceylon is big, where did it flood? What region do you go to?
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answered 12 years ago
We are going to Wadduwa on January 11
http://www.news360.lk/other/news-weather-20-12-2012-sri-lanka-229760
http://www.news360.lk/other/news-weather-20-12-2012-sri-lanka-229760
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answered 12 years ago
According to the link you sent, it says that the situation in most regions has returned to normal, that only some parts in the center of the island have suffered.
There is not a word about floods in the resort of Wadduwa.
Since the resort area of Ceylon is located on the virtual border of the transition between the equatorial and subequatorial climatic masses, the seasonality is not pronounced, but still pronounced. In winter (December-January), the average precipitation is three times less, but short-term thunderstorms are still present from time to time. Sometimes (as it was a couple of days ago) a cyclone comes in with heavy showers. But this phenomenon is rather rare and should not be paid attention to. Since the rains pass quickly and the weather returns to normal.
According to the forecast, a high probability of thunderstorms will end before January 10, the temperature will drop slightly (from +30C to +28C), there will be partly cloudy weather without serious precipitation.
http://www.accuweather.com/ru/lk/colombo/311399/daily-weather-forecast/311399?day=21
There is not a word about floods in the resort of Wadduwa.
Since the resort area of Ceylon is located on the virtual border of the transition between the equatorial and subequatorial climatic masses, the seasonality is not pronounced, but still pronounced. In winter (December-January), the average precipitation is three times less, but short-term thunderstorms are still present from time to time. Sometimes (as it was a couple of days ago) a cyclone comes in with heavy showers. But this phenomenon is rather rare and should not be paid attention to. Since the rains pass quickly and the weather returns to normal.
According to the forecast, a high probability of thunderstorms will end before January 10, the temperature will drop slightly (from +30C to +28C), there will be partly cloudy weather without serious precipitation.
http://www.accuweather.com/ru/lk/colombo/311399/daily-weather-forecast/311399?day=21
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