Bhubaneswar: Bhogorai in Baleshwar district recorded the highest rainfall of 185 mm in Odisha, followed by Patrapur in Ganjam district with 173 mm, according to data released by the Meteorological Centre, Bhubaneswar, on Friday.
The rainfall figures, recorded at 8.30 am on October 30, showed that four stations in the state received very heavy rainfall, while 26 stations recorded heavy rainfall.
Among the other stations receiving substantial rainfall, Polsara in Ganjam recorded 154.6 mm, Nimapara in Puri district received 154.6 mm, and Ambabhona in Baragada district recorded 108 mm.
Hemgiri in Sundaragada district received 90.6 mm rainfall, followed by Dharakote in Ganjam with 89 mm and G B Nagar in Mayurbhanj with 85 mm.
Nilgiri in Baleshwar recorded 84 mm, while Khaira in the same district received 83 mm. Betanati in Mayurbhanj recorded 82 mm, followed by Belaguntha in Ganjam with 81 mm.
Oupada in Baleshwar and Suliapada in Mayurbhanj received 80 mm each, while Buguda in Ganjam recorded 79 mm. Sarasakana in Mayurbhanj and Rengeilunda in Ganjam received 78 mm each.
Tangi in Khurda district recorded 75 mm, while Balimundali and Muruda in Mayurbhanj received 74.6 mm and 74 mm, respectively.
Other stations reporting heavy rainfall included Hindol in Dhenkanal (71.1 mm), Digapahandi in Ganjam (69 mm), Riamal in Debagada (68.4 mm), Kaptipada in Mayurbhanj (68 mm), Chikiti in Ganjam (67.2 mm) and Sohela in Baragada (67 mm).
Baragada town recorded 66.8 mm, Ranpur in Nayagada received 66.6 mm, Jaleswar in Baleshwar recorded 66 mm and Bhatli in Baragada received 65 mm.
