Orissa Flood Alert Jul 16 09

Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009

No 3 July 16, 2009

Orissa Flood Alert A Civil Society Initiative on behalf of Odisha Water Forum & Odisha State Center, Forum for Policy Dialogue on Water Conflicts in India This initiative is an attempt to provide daily updates on Flood Situations and related events/news to water enthusiasts, professionals and citizens concerned about flood in Odisha. News and information collected from Odia news papers, English media (internet editions) and web site of Department of Water Resources, Govt of Orissa are put together at one place to provide an overview of flood in Orissa on a daily basis. There is also a section to present uncovered/latest flood developments/news from the field, which we seek to collect with support from all of you – our civil society partners. This Flood alert is being circulated among media, decision makers – legislatures, bureaucrats etc. with an aim to catalyze informed and expeditious decisions and actions. We request to all recipients and their civil society contacts/friends to kindly mail ([email protected]) /phone (Subhendu: 9937577428/0674-6450323) us such events/developments related to Flood in your areas for adding value and meaning to this Civil Society Initiative. Needless to say that all such news will be acknowledged with source

CONTENTS

1.News (Headlines) from Odisha Media on 16th July 2009...............................2 2.News from Field (Civil Society Partners) on 16th July 2009..........................4 3.Selected News from English Media4 a.Dists on alert as heavy rain lashes Orissa.......................................................................................5 b.Flood situation likely to be critical in State....................................................................................5 c.Speaker asks Minister to issue statement on flood situation...........................................................6 d.Orissa flash floods play havoc .......................................................................................................6 e.Water level increases in rivers and dams of Orissa.........................................................................7 f.Orissa flash floods toll 15, thousands hit (Lead).............................................................................7 g.Floods: South Orissa worst hit .......................................................................................................8 h.Death toll in Orissa floods rises to 15.............................................................................................8

4.Flood Updates from Department of Water Resources, GOO (www.dowrorissa.gov.in )..............9 1

Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009

a.Status of Important Gauge Sites as on 16-Jul-2009........................................................................9 b.River Discharge at Important Sites as on 16-Jul-2009.................................................................10 c.Reservoir Level 16-Jul-2009.........................................................................................................11 d.Live Storage Filling of Major Reservoirs as on 16-Jul-2009.......................................................14 e.Reservoir Scenario on 16-Jul-2009...............................................................................................14 f.Rainfall Scenario on 16-Jul-2009..................................................................................................15 g.Average Reservoir Inflow-Outflow on 16-Jul-2009.....................................................................21 h.River Discharge Scenario on 15-Jul-2009....................................................................................21 i.Weather Scenario ..........................................................................................................................22 - Compiled by: Pranab & Subhendu on Behalf of OWF & OSC, FPDWCI

1.News (Headlines) from Odisha Media on 16 1

th

July 2009

o The Samaj o Water level goes up; chance of flood is less o Incessant rain in un-divided Koraput district; many areas cut off; 50,000 people affected. o

Heavy rain leads to extensive loss in Phulbani.

o Faulty drainage system adds to worry of Cuttack o

The Sambad

o Mahanadi, Vamshadhara, Baitarani, Rushikulya rivers at spate; death toll rises to 20; Kandhamal remain cut off for the 4th day; 2 ft. high flood water flows on Hati river; NH 201 remains closed for 2nd day

o Roads turns to drains in Bhubaneswar during rain o Vamshadhara crosses danger level o Bhanjanagar-Galery became disconnected o Muniguda – 82 villages cut off as bridge washed away by flood o

4 die as wall collapsed in Nayagarha

o 100 families water logged in Bhimatangi in Bhubaneswar o

The Khabar

o Mahanadi rises; administration on alert o Flood in Tel; Ghantapada disconnected o

Flood in Baitarni leads 7 Panchyat scared

o 10 dead, 13500 affected in Naygarh flood; Revenue minister visits Nayagarh o Incessant rain causes heavy crop damage, demand for supply of paddy seeds. o Flood in Brahmani, 4 ft. water on NH; Bhuvan – Kamakshyanagar road closed 1

The Samaj, The Sambad, The Dharitri, The Pragatibadi, The Khabar & The New Indian Express; all Bhubaneswar Edition

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o Gajapati nagar in Berhampur marooned o Flood water enters in Bhargavi river; apprehension of spill in embankment in Sahadapada o Daya water in danger level; Preparation starts for embankment repair o Cracks in Phulapala embankment; locals scared; 24 hour control room in Balianta block o Khurda –Nayagarh road closed; bridge collapsed in Baghamari o

Konark NAC water logged

o Artificial flood in Nayagarh due to negligence of Municipality o All gates opened in Rameswar Anikata of Mallaguni river o Flood remains sorrow for Aul; Wait for flood control master plan o Germinated seeds washed away in Balikuda, farmers in despair o Embankment spill feared; 40,000 people scared in Rajkanika o

The Pragatibadi

o Mahanadi water level goes up; Boudh disconnected; Water level at Hirakud on rise o Hati river overflows Bridge at Junagada o A School going boy dies, being flown away by drain water flows at Sabar Sahi in BBSR o State Assembly concern over flood situation in the state o Flood in Tel river leaves ten village water logged o Ruling and opposition parties concerned about drinking water situation in flooded area o First flood water enters in coastal district ( Paika, Luna, Karandia & Chittrotala); creates havoc; Road washed away in Bolagada

o Communication on Pankua – Kalasankhabana road disrupted; people in 75 villages face problem

o Growing water level creates havoc in island near Patkura o Drainage problem leads to artificial flood in Brudha river in Tirtol o Water level rises in Kuanria dam o Naygarh-Daspalla road blocked for third days o Flood in Kani River leaves extensive area in Pattamundai cutoff o Revenue minister visits flood affected villages in Nayagarh o Flood water enters Devi and Kandal river; 17 places along the embankment at danger level o Satkosia cut off from outer world o Flood in Hansua river drowns 1000 acres of paddy field o Cracks in Phulpal river embankment, people fears life in Pipili o Incessant rain affects life in Angul o 20,000 people in 5 panchyats under fear of Daya flood near Bhubaneswar 3

Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009

o Different places in Cuttack water logged; continuous rain creates flood situation; lack of preparedness of administration leaves people live in fear

o Bangadia river near Simulia rises; bridge condition critical o Thousand of acres of paddy field drowned in Tangi chandpur area o o

The Dharitri

o Impact of incessant rain: Under-construction Railway bridge near Balikuda on Kuakhai river collapses on Wednesday o

Water enters five villages

o

Angul marooned

o Rs 5 lakh compensation demanded for people washed away in Basalia river near Dasapalla o The New India Express (Orissa – 16th July 2009) http://www.expressbuzz.com/edition/Cities.aspx?SectionID=mvKkT3vj5ZA=&MainSectionID=fyV9T2 jIa4A=&SectionName=nUFeEOBkuKw=&show=4#read

o Hirakud water level rises by 3 ft: Hirakud Dam recorded an increase of about three ft in the water level over the last 24 hours. At present, the water level in the dam stands at 603 ft

o Orissa flash floods toll 15, thousands hit: At least 15 people have been killed and more than 10,000 affected in Orissa as flash floods triggered

o Overflowing rivers cause 20 breaches : Incessant rains since Sunday have triggered floods in the Duant, the Dahuka, the Lunijhara, the Kusumi,

o Flash flood in Kalahandi :Kalahandi witnessed the first flash flood of the season with incessant rains lashing the district.

o MP reviews preparedness : Newly-elected MP of Kendrapara, Baijayant Panda reviewed flood preparedness at a meeting here yesterday o

The Pioneer (Bhubaneswar Edition)

o

Breach repairs yet to be completed in Kendrapara It seems the Kendrapara district administration has failed to learn a lesson from the floods that played havoc last year. The repair works of breaches created by the last floods are yet to be completed even as fresh floods are round the corner. Strong resentment is brewing among the residents of the riverside villages against the district administration.

2.News from Field (Civil Society Partners) on 16

th

July 2009

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3. Selected News from English Media a. Dists on alert as heavy rain lashes Orissa Sandeep Mishra, TNN 15 July 2009, 10:49pm IST http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS-City-Bhubaneswar-Dists-on-alert-as-heavy-rain-lashesOrissa/articleshow/4781662.cms

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Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009 BHUBANESWAR: As rains continued to lash several parts of Orissa and swelling rivers threatened to wreak havoc on low-lying areas, the state government on Wednesday stepped up its preparedness to battle a possible calamitous situation. Though the low pressure formed over Bay of Bengal, which has triggered heavy rains during the past week, moved into the land over central Orissa, heightening prospects of it turning weak, the weatherman predicted "extremely heavy rain" at isolated places and "heavy to very heavy" fall at a few places during the next two days. River Mahanadi and its tributaries continued to swell, but authorities said things were under control and the need had not arisen for opening up of any of the sluice gates of Hirakud dam. The water-level at Hirakud stood at 603.15 feet as against its danger-level of 630 feet. While the inflow was recorded at 2.14 lakh cusecs, the outflow was 31,101 cusecs, official sources said. The water flow at Khairmal and Baramul was recorded at around five lakh cusecs, while at Mundali it was around six lakh cusecs. "It can be dangerous if the water flow at Mundali touches nine lakh cusecs. But as of now we are not apprehending anything major," a revenue department officer said. Officials here said no fresh casualty was reported in the state, though heavy rains were experienced in southern Orissa districts of Koraput, Rayagada, Ganjam, Gajapati, Kandhamal and Boudh. While the unofficial toll stood at 16, the government has so far confirmed 11 deaths. Revenue minister S N Patro, who along with the legislators of Nayagarh, Khandapada, Daspalla and Ranpur toured flood-hit blocks of Nayagarh district, said he had given instructions to officials to expeditiously give compensation to flood victims in tune with Calamity Relief Fund norms. "We have already taken all precautionary measures and orders have been given to district administrations to remain vigilant and make adequate stock of relief materials," he told TOI. Meanwhile, at Naraj the water-level of Mahanadi river was steady at 25.60 metres compared to its danger level of 26.41 metres. The Devi river was rising at Alipingal, while the Kushabhadra river was rising at Nimapada. The Baitarani river was showing a rising trend at Akuapada but it remained steady at Anandapur. The Brahmani river was also steady at Jenapur. The Bansadhara and Budhabalanga also showed a steady trend at Gunupur and National Highway-five (Gobindapur) respectively, officials said.

b. Flood situation likely to be critical in State Pioneer News Service | Bhubaneswar BHUBANESWAR | Thursday, July 16, 2009 http://www.dailypioneer.com/189524/Flood-situation-likely-to-be-critical-in-State.html The flood situation in the State is likely to worsen as the south-west monsoon is getting vigorous in Orissa. The Met Department issued a fresh bulletin to this effect late on Wednesday. Many rivers including Mahanadi, Bansadhara, Tel, Bhaga and Salunki have started swelling and threatened to cross the danger mark. In view of the incessant rains for the last few days, the State Government asked the Cuttack, Puri, Kendrapara and Jagatsighpur district administrations to remain on high alert. The water level in Mahanadi is also slowly rising near Naraz. Meanwhile, Boudh district has been cut off from the rest of the State. The road connecting Kanatamal to Ghantapada was disrupted. The flood water is flowing over Jagannath road from Boudha to Harabhanga. Similarly, water is flowing four feet above the bridge over Hati river in Bhawanipatna. However, no fresh death has been reported today. The rains also caused breaches on roads in the districts of Koraput, Ganjam and Kandhamal, snapping communications in several parts in Southern Orissa. Flash floods in Baitarini river and its tributary Kharosotra have snapped communication links at several places. Meanwhile, the Weather Department said strong and gusty surface winds from westerly direction at 45-55 kmph to 65 kmph are likely to prevail along and off Orissa coast. It also warned fishermen not to venture into the sea.

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Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009

c. Speaker asks Minister to issue statement on flood situation PNS | Bhubaneswar BHUBANESWAR | Thursday, July 16, 2009 http://www.dailypioneer.com/189443/Speaker-asks-Minister-to-issue-statement-on-flood-situation.html State Assembly Speaker Pradip Kumar Amat on Wednesday asked Revenue Minister Surjya Narayan Patro to give a statement on the current flood situation. Earlier, the members expressed their concern over the flood situation and wanted to know what steps the Government has taken to meet the situation. BJP legislature party leader KV Singh Deo raised the issue in the Assembly. “The incessant rains in last four days have triggered a flash flood in the State. The situation in many areas has become grave. In many areas, the road communication has been disrupted,” he said, adding that the Revenue Minister should place a report on the floor of the House. Making a scathing attack on the Government, he said the decision taken in the Natural Calamity Fund is never implemented in the later stage. “The officers in connivance with the contractors are making huge money,” he allged. Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh also raised his concern on this issue. Nationalist Congress Party member Amar Satpathy also raised this issue. He also raised his concern on the price hike. Moved by the concerns of the members, Speaker Amat asked Patro to put a statement on the flood situation. However, he said the price rise issue would be discussed through an adjournment motion.

d. Orissa flash floods play havoc Express News Service First Published : 15 Jul 2009 02:32:00 AM IST Last Updated : 15 Jul 2009 11:23:51 AM IST http://www.expressbuzz.com/edition/story.aspx?Title=Orissa+flash+floods+play+havoc&artid=mLX0ZPJC| 4s=&SectionID=mvKkT3vj5ZA=&MainSectionID=fyV9T2jIa4A=&SectionName=nUFeEOBkuKw=&SEO= BHUBANESWAR: As the State grapples with the crisis triggered by a devastating downpour, the low pressure over Bay of Bengal concentrated into a depression threatening more rainfall. Many rivers continued to swell despite indications that water level might recede by tomorrow. The districts along the Mahanadi basin were put on alert today to cope with the release of six cusecs water from Hirakud reservoir. At least 20 persons have perished in flash floods so far though official toll remained at 15. With several districts experiencing heavy downpour since Monday, the administrations have been geared up. The swollen Bansadhara was flowing above the danger mark at Kashinagar posing threat to downstream areas in Andhra Pradesh. With road links snapped between Koraput and Rayagada, buses bound for other regions of the State from Koraput have been diverted through Andhra Pradesh. Nayagarh district received a record 302 mm rainfall in the last two days as against average annual rainfall of 288 mm resulting in flash floods in many areas. Two gram panchayats remained cut off as the bridge over Brutanga nullah collapsed. Five important roads of the district were washed away. Nearly 250 families in 27 villages of the district have been affected as flood water entered their houses. Last night, seven persons had perished in the district when their bus fell into a rivulet at Madhyakhanda. Three persons were swept away when they were crossing a swollen rivulet of Nagabali by a boat at Bandhugaon area of Koraput district. In Keonjhar district, three persons, including a fisherman, drowned in Ramian rivulet in Telkoi block. Reports reaching from Kandhamal said two persons, including a school teacher Maheswar Rana, were swept away in flood water.

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Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009 The Government announced financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh each to the next of the kin of the deceased. Revenue Minister S N Patro said the Government will bear the medical expenses of the persons who have been rescued from the bus which was swept away in Nayagarh.

e. Water level increases in rivers and dams of Orissa July 15th, 2009 http://www.sindhtoday.net/news/1/30880.htm Bhubaneswar, July 15 (ANI): The water level in almost all rivers and dams in Orissa has been increasing, thanks to the relentless rain since the last four days. Major rivers of the state like Mahanadi, Brahmani, Bansadhara and Rushikulya are flowing above the danger mark at many places. According to sources, nearly six-lakh cusec of floodwater was flowing in the Mahanadi River due to heavy rain in catchments areas. Similarly, the water level in the reservoirs at Hirakud, Rengali, Balimela, Machkund and Upper Kolab are also increasing consistently. The Orissa Government has alerted District Collectors of Puri, Jagatsinghpur, Kendrapara and Cuttack to prepare for flood related challenges. (ANI)

f. Orissa flash floods toll 15, thousands hit (Lead) July 15th, 2009 - 9:52 pm ICT by IANS http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/enviornment/orissa-flash-floods-toll-15-thousands-hitlead_100218530.html Bhubaneswar, July 15 (IANS) At least 15 people have been killed and more than 10,000 affected in Orissa as flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rain have hit several areas, officials said Wednesday. “Fifteen people were killed and more than 10,000 people have been affected by the flash floods,” an official of the state flood control room told IANS Wednesday evening. “While 5,000 people have been affected in Nayagarh district, another 5,000 people have been affected in other parts of the state,” he said citing preliminary reports from various regions. The torrential rains continued to lash most parts of the state for the fourth consecutive day disrupting public transport and hitting normal life, stranding thousands of people. Rains have thrown life out of gear in several places including in this state capital and its adjoining Cuttack city. Seven people had died in Nayagarh district Monday evening. Kandhamal, Koraput, Bhadrak and Keonjhar districts also reported casualties. Most deaths were due to drowning and took place during the past three days, the officials said. In separate incidents, six people died Wednesday in house collapses in various parts of the state, local television channels reported though official confirmation was awaited. “Due to vigorous monsoon conditions in last two-three days, The amount of rainfall the state received by Tuesday was eight percent more than what was expected from June 1 to till date,” S.C. Sahu, Director of Bhubaneswar meteorological centre told IANS. Three major rivers, Mahanadi, Brahmani and Baitarani, were in spate and their water levels have crossed danger marks in some places, state flood control room officials said. As the meteorological office has predicted more rains during the next 24 hours, the state government has cautioned all district collectors to remain alert to meet any eventuality.

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Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009 “No official in the flood-prone regions would be allowed to go on leave at this time,” the state’s Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Surya Narayan Patro told IANS.

g. Floods: South Orissa worst hit Express News Service First Published : 16 Jul 2009 11:07:45 AM IST Last Updated : 16 Jul 2009 12:26:51 PM IST http://www.expressbuzz.com/edition/story.aspx?Title=Floods:+South+Orissa+worst+hit&artid=OX0fD0tAgio=&SectionID =mvKkT3vj5ZA=&MainSectionID=fyV9T2jIa4A=&SectionName=nUFeEOBkuKw=&SEO=

BHUBANESWAR: The water level of Mahanadi showed a rising trend following heavy rains triggered by a low pressure as three more persons died due to flash floods and rainrelated incidents on Wednesday. Worst hit were southern districts Koraput, Malkangiri, Rayagada and Ganjam as many places remained cut off with flash floods in hilly streams and rivulets breaching and submerging roads. One person got drowned in flooded Reba river in Dhamnagar area of Bhadrak district and another was swept away by strong current of Bena canal. A 22-year-old woman was killed when the wall of her house collapsed at Sindhuri village in Nayagarh district. The water level in some rivers was rising following heavy rains in many parts of the State during the past two days. However, the water level is falling in Brahmani, Baitarani, Subarnarekha and Rushikulya rivers. The water level of Mahanadi river at Naraj was at 25.60m as against the danger level of 26.41m. All the branch rivers of Mahanadi are also rising. Sources in the Water Resources Department said about 6 lakh cusecs of water entered the river system since last night due to rains on the upper catchment areas. The Deltaic region of the river system also received heavy rainfall during the last 48 hours. Hirakud dam is swelling with its water level at 603 feet as against the full reservoir capacity of 630 feet. Bansadhara was in spate in Gunupur. Its water level was at 82.68m as against the danger level of 84m. Fear of flood looms large as the Met centre here predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied by high speed wind in most parts of the State during the next 48 hours.

h. Death toll in Orissa floods rises to 15 July 15th, 2009 - 1:28 pm ICT by IANS http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/enviornment/death-toll-in-orissa-floods-rises-to15_100218145.html Bhubaneswar, July 15 (IANS) The death toll in flash floods that was triggered by heavy monsoon rains rose to 15 in Orissa Wednesday, officials said. The toll, however, could be more than 20, according to nonofficial sources. The torrential rains continued to lash most parts of the state for the fourth consecutive day disrupting the public transport system and hitting normal life, forcing thousands of people to stay stranded. “The death toll due to flash floods has risen to 15″ Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Surya Narayan Patro told IANS. The district of Nayagarh reported the highest number of deaths on Monday evening, where seven people died. Other deaths have also been reported from the districts of Kandhamal, Koraput, Bhadrak and Keonjhar. Most of the deaths were due to drowning and took place during the past three days, officials said. The meteorological office has predicted more rains during the next 24 hours and Patro said the government has alerted collectors of all districts to remain alert to meet the challenges. “No officials in the flood prone regions would be allowed to go on leave at this moment” Patro said.

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Odisha Flood Alert- July 16, 2009 In the past 24 hours several places recorded high rain fall. The highest 135.8 mm rain fall was recorded at Titlagarh town, the Bhubaneswar meteorological centre said. Damages are caused due to floods mainly in three major rivers Mahanadi, Brahmani, and Baitarani.” The water level of these rivers have crossed warning level in some places, state flood control room officials said. The flood water in the Mahanadi River was flowing near Naraj at 25.46 meters against the warning level of 25.41 meters Wednesday morning at 6 a.m.” control room officials said.

4.Flood Updates from Department of Water Resources, GOO (www.dowrorissa.gov.in ) a.

Status of Important Gauge Sites as on 16-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/GaugeStatus.htm

Sl No

GaugeSite

Time in hrs

Gauge Reading

Gauge Trend

Warning Level

Danger Level

Highest Level

MAHANADI River 108.31m on 19-Sep-08 at 1300hrs 27.60m on 31-Aug-82 at 1700hrs

1

KHAIRMAL

0900

104.32m

108.00m

109.00m

2

NARAJ(IB)

0900

25.68m

25.41m

26.41m

1100

14.50ft

-

22.50ft

28.75ft on 31-Aug-82

0900

8.06m

9.85m

10.76m

11.60m on 31-Aug-82 at 0900hrs

0900

9.14m

10.85m

11.78m

13.05m on 20-Sep-08 at 1000hrs

KATHJODI River 1

BELLEVUE

KUSABHADRA River 1

NIMAPARA

DEVI River 1

ALIPINGAL

BRAHMANI River 1

PANPOSH

0900

172.67m

177.61m

178.42m

180.40m on 17-Aug-74 at 1400hrs

2

RENGALI

0900

77.40m

-

88.00m

92.25m on 18-Aug-75

3

TALCHER

0900

56.94m

-

62.91m

4

JENAPUR

0900

20.22m

22.00m

23.00m

65.53m on 19-Aug-75 at 2100hrs 24.78m on 20-Aug-75 at 1000hrs

BAITARANI River 378.10m on 07-Aug-85 at 0600hrs 315.66m on 14-Aug-75 at 1700hrs 41.80m on 19-Aug-75 at 2000hrs

1

CHAMPUA

0900

372.38m

375.33m

376.41m

2

SWAMPATNA

0900

306.10m

-

311.10m

3

ANANDAPUR

0900

35.20m

37.45m

38.36m

4

AKHUAPADA

0900

17.15m

-

17.83m

21.95m on 16-Aug-80

0900

116.08m

-

-

129.82m on 12-Oct-73 at 2300hrs

SUBERNAREKHA River 1

JAMSHEDPUR

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2

JAMSOLAGHAT

0900

44.80m

48.32m

49.16m

3

RAJGHAT

0900

6.63m

9.45m

10.36m

56.91m on 09-Sep-78 at 0400hrs 12.69m on 19-Jun-08 at 0400hrs

BURHABALANGA River 1

CHANDANPUR

0900

81.52m

-

-

2

BARIPADA

0900

23.32m

29.70m

30.92m

3

BALIMUNDALI

0900

36.46m

-

-

4

NH5, GOVINDPUR

0900

2.74m

7.21m

8.13m

85.50m on 09-Nov-95 at 2300hrs 37.20m on 12-Oct-73 at 0600hrs 42.40m on 23-Sep-07 at 0700hrs 9.67m on 12-Oct-73 at 1800hrs

VANSADHARA River 1

GUDARI

0900

114.99m

-

-

2

GUNUPUR

0900

81.77m

83.00m

84.00m

3

KASHINAGAR

0900

53.74m

53.60m

54.60m

121.82m on 17-Sep-80 at 2100hrs 88.75m on 17-Sep-80 at 2300hrs 58.93m on 18-Sep-80 at 0200hrs

RUSHIKULYA River 1

SORADA

0900

78.70m

80.99m

81.98m

2

MADHABARIDA

0900

58.18m

-

60.65m

3

PURUSHOTTAMPUR

0900

15.49m

15.84m

16.84m

Rising

b.

Falling

83.21m on 04-Nov-90 at 1000hrs 61.44m on 18-Oct-99 at 1900hrs 19.60m on 04-Nov-90 at 1800hrs

Steady

River Discharge at Important Sites as on 16-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/DischargeStatus.htm

Sl No

DischargeSite

Time in hrs

Discharge

Unit

MAHANADI River 1

KHAIRMAL

1200

406000

Cusecs

2

BARMUL

1200

613000

Cusecs

3

MUNDALI

1200

637585

Cusecs

PATHARLA

1200

270440

Cusecs

0800

48196

Cusecs

0800

52538

Cusecs

TEL River 1

BRAHMANI River 1

EXP. BRIDGE. PANKAPAL

BAITARANI River 1

BIRIDI RLY. BRIDGE

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SUBERNAREKHA River 1

RAJGHAT

16013

Time of Flow in Mahanadi River between Hirakud & Mundali 115 Km Khairmal 106 Km Barmul 95 Km (12-18 hrs) Site (12-16 hrs) Site (12-16 hrs)

Hirakud Dam

c.

0600

Cusecs

Mundali Anicut

Reservoir Level 16-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/AboutReservoirs.htm

Sl No

Reservoir

Dead Storage Full Reservoir Level (DSL) Level (FRL)

Live Storage at FRL

Reservoir Area Maximum Water at FRL Level (MWL)

MAHANADI River 1

HIRAKUD

590.00 ft

630.00 ft

482155.00 Ham

743.00 SqKm

630.00 ft

109.72 m

123.50 m

341371.00 Ham

414.00 SqKm

125.40 m

BRAHMANI River 1

RENGALI

MACHHKUND River 1

BALIMELA

1440.00 ft

1516.00 ft

267600.00 Ham

194.40 SqKm

1518.00 ft

2

MACHHKUND

2685.00 ft

2750.00 ft

96993.00 Ham

91.00 SqKm

2750.00 ft

844.00 m

858.00 m

93500.00 Ham

113.50 SqKm

858.00 m

625.00 m

642.00 m

148550.00 Ham

110.00 SqKm

643.00 m

50.24 m

82.30 m

55650.00 Ham

12.29 SqKm

83.21 m

163.70 m

176.00 m

6714.00 Ham

4.30 SqKm

176.00 m

88.50 m

97.00 m

1388.00 Ham

3.36 SqKm

97.13 m

108.01 m

113.85 m

3100.00 Ham

8.69 SqKm

113.85 m

299.00 m

305.00 m

2578.00 Ham

7.70 SqKm

305.00 m

80.77 m

95.09 m

5766.00 Ham

8.94 SqKm

95.71 m

KOLAB River 1

UPPER KOLAB

INDRAVATI River 1

INDRAVATI

SALANDI River 1

SALANDI

BADANALLA River 1

BADANALLA

BAHUDA River 1

BAGHALATI STAGE-I

BAGHUA River 1

BAGHUA STAGE-II

BANKABAHAL River 1

BANKABAHAL

MAHALI River 1

BHANJNAGAR

BHASKEL River

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1

BHASKEL

618.44 m

626.66 m

2768.00 Ham

6.42 SqKm

628.19 m

138.07 m

146.38 m

1616.00 Ham

.72 SqKm

146.68 m

111.56 m

118.87 m

2407.00 Ham

7.59 SqKm

121.83 m

112.40 m

118.60 m

2195.00 Ham

5.52 SqKm

118.60 m

140.20 m

149.35 m

4648.00 Ham

9.43 SqKm

150.00 m

82.70 m

88.70 m

1312.00 Ham

8.40 SqKm

91.74 m

284.38 m

289.56 m

1872.00 Ham

7.56 SqKm

292.00 m

106.68 m

117.80 m

3052.00 Ham

1.50 SqKm

117.80 m

226.00 m

235.50 m

6535.00 Ham

10.94 SqKm

236.35 m

52.50 m

67.64 m

666.00 Ham

.72 SqKm

68.40 m

378.00 m

387.50 m

8625.00 Ham

12.15 SqKm

387.50 m

141.45 m

147.50 m

5868.00 Ham

18.45 SqKm

148.30 m

57.90 m

63.00 m

1609.00 Ham

29.28 SqKm

65.50 m

250.50 m

253.70 m

952.00 Ham

4.60 SqKm

256.65 m

71.32 m

77.70 m

2424.00 Ham

5.34 SqKm

77.70 m

398.00 m

408.50 m

3452.00 Ham

5.17 SqKm

408.50 m

DUANTA River 1

BUDHABUDHIANI

GAMBHARIA River 1

DADARAGHATI

DAHA River 1

DAHA

NIGIRA River 1

DERJANG

DHANEI River 1

DHANEI

ONG River 1

DUMARBAHAL

GHODAHADA River 1

GHODAHADA

GOHIRA NALLA River 1

GOHIRA

BADJORE River 1

HALADIA

HARABHANGI River 1

HARABHANGI

HARIHARJORE River 1

HARIHARJORE

JAMBIRA River 1

JAMBIRA

ONG River 1

JHARBANDH

KALO River 1

KALO

KANJHARI River 1

KANJHARI

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SANKHA River 1

KANSABAHAL

219.50 m

228.00 m

2872.00 Ham

5.06 SqKm

228.00 m

302.50 m

313.50 m

5622.00 Ham

9.80 SqKm

313.50 m

130.30 m

135.70 m

1750.00 Ham

4.86 SqKm

135.70 m

257.15 m

263.00 m

658.00 Ham

1.70 SqKm

264.50 m

533.00 m

541.00 m

1440.00 Ham

5.25 SqKm

544.00 m

234.00 m

243.84 m

2016.00 Ham

3.55 SqKm

246.88 m

100.44 m

109.73 m

7584.00 Ham

16.69 SqKm

110.64 m

107.20 m

121.00 m

1570.00 Ham

1.98 SqKm

121.00 m

300.07 m

306.32 m

1839.00 Ham

5.37 SqKm

307.85 m

48.31 m

58.53 m

5275.00 Ham

9.84 SqKm

61.28 m

297.00 m

307.50 m

1215.00 Ham

1.52 SqKm

307.50 m

182.38 m

192.63 m

6768.00 Ham

11.77 SqKm

194.29 m

81.97 m

90.22 m

4975.00 Ham

9.87 SqKm

90.83 m

301.25 m

310.00 m

4440.00 Ham

6.98 SqKm

310.00 m

72.00 m

85.00 m

6911.00 Ham

6.82 SqKm

85.00 m

KHADKEI River 1

KHADKEI

KUANRIA River 1

KUANRIA

NESA River 1

NESA

PILASALKI River 1

PILASALKI

PITAMAHAL River 1

PITAMAHAL

RAMIAL River 1

RAMIAL

REMAL River 1

REMAL

ONG River 1

SAIPALA

SALIA River 1

SALIA

ICHHA River 1

SARAFGARH

SATIGUDA River 1

SATIGUDA

PADMA River 1

SORADA

SUNDAR River 1

SUNDAR

SONE River 1

SUNEI

BADJORE River

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1

TALASARA

288.30 m

296.30 m

1665.00 Ham

3.51 SqKm

296.30 m

343.50 m

350.60 m

3525.00 Ham

14.70 SqKm

350.60 m

JONK River 1

UPPER JONK

d.

Live Storage Filling of Major Reservoirs as on 16-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/ReservoirGraph.htm HIRAKUD

RENGALI

BALIMELA

MACHHKUND

UPPER KOLAB

INDRAVATI

SALANDI

27.3%

16.9%

5.8%

26.6%

10.5%

19.8%

3.7%

Time:1200 hrs

Time:1200 hrs

Time:0800 hrs

Time:0800 hrs

Time:0800 hrs

Time:0800 hrs

Time:0600 hrs

Reservoir Level & position wrt. Full Reservoir Level RL: 607.19ft

RL: 113.19m

RL: 1447.2ft

RL: 2712ft

RL: 846.34m

RL: 629.4m

RL: 55.5m

(-) 22.81ft

(-) 10.31m

(-) 68.80ft

(-) 38.00ft

(-) 11.66m

(-) 12.60m

(-) 26.80m

Reservoir Inflow & Outflow I:299899Cusecs I:1030.62CumecsI:675.64Cumecs I:360.14Cumecs I:237.82CumecsI:259.32Cumecs I:32.56Cumecs O:34516Cusecs O:412.52Cumecs O:98.89Cumecs O:0Cumecs

O:27.81Cumecs O:27.03Cumecs O:0.5Cumecs

Live Storage capacity & Live Storage available Cap:482155 Ham Cap:341371 Ham Cap:267600 HamCap:96993 Ham Cap:93500 Ham Cap:148550 HamCap:55650 Ham LS:131857 Ham LS:57651 Ham

LS:15593.3 Ham LS:25832.24 HamLS:9795 Ham

LS:29436 Ham

LS:2045 Ham

The RED line corresponds to Full Reservoir Capacity

e. Reservoir Scenario on 16-Jul-2009 Time in hrs

Reservoir Level

Inflow

Outflow

Gates Opened

Spill Power Canal Total Way Channel outflow

Level Trend

Dead Storage Level

FRL / MWL

Live Storage Available*

630ft 630ft

131857.0 Ham

Live Storage Capacity filled up

1. HIRAKUD on MAHANADI River (MAJOR) 1200

607.19ft

299899 Cusecs

-

-

-

34516 Cusecs

-

590ft

27.3%

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date

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2. RENGALI on BRAHMANI River (MAJOR) 1200

113.19m

1030.62 Cumecs

-

-

-

412.52 Cumecs

-

109.72m

123.5m 125.4m

57651.0 Ham

16.9%

-

1440ft

1516ft 1518ft

15593.3 Ham

5.8%

-

2685ft

2750ft 2750ft

25832.2 Ham

26.6%

-

844m

858m 858m

9795.0 Ham

10.5%

-

625m

642m 643m

29436.0 Ham

19.8%

-

50.24m

82.3m 83.21m

2045.0 Ham

3.7%

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date 3. BALIMELA on MACHHKUND River (MAJOR) 0800

1447.2ft

675.64 Cumecs

-

-

-

98.89 Cumecs

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date 4. MACHHKUND on MACHHKUND River (MAJOR) 0800

2712ft

360.14 Cumecs

-

-

-

0 Cumecs

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date 5. UPPER KOLAB on KOLAB River (MAJOR) 0800

846.34m

237.82 Cumecs

-

-

-

27.81 Cumecs

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date 6. INDRAVATI on INDRAVATI River (MAJOR) 0800

629.4m

259.32 Cumecs

-

-

-

27.03 Cumecs

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date 7. SALANDI on SALANDI River (MAJOR) 0600

55.5m

32.56 Cumecs

-

-

-

0.5 Cumecs

* The Live Storage is assessed at 0900hrs on the particular date

f.

Rainfall Scenario on 16-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/DailyFloodBulletin.htm

Sl No

.

Rain Gauge Station

RainFall on 16-Jul-09

Jul-2009 Statistics

Monsoon Rainfall (2009)

Rainy Days

Avg. RF

Max. RF

Jun

Jul

Aug Sep Oct

Total

BAITARANI Basin

1

AKHUAPADA

3.0

14

12.3

69.4

71.2

184.4

-

-

-

255.6

2

ANANDAPUR

51.2

14

18.6

115.6

54.4

297.8

-

-

-

352.2

3

CHAMPUA

11.4

11

12.0

51.0

133.4

180.2

-

-

-

313.6

4

CHANDABALI

7.9

15

17.6

73.0

57.9

282.0

-

-

-

339.9

5

GHATAGAON

50.0

11

21.4

83.0

135.0

300.0

-

-

-

435.0

6

JAJPUR

12.0

10

15.3

35.0

71.0

168.0

-

-

-

239.0

7

JHUMPURA

13.8

9

11.5

74.2

44.6

172.0

-

-

-

216.6

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8

JOSHIPUR

13.2

9

12.3

29.2

44.0

148.1

-

-

-

192.1

9

KARANJIA

10.0

12

30.9

286.0

73.0

433.0

-

-

-

506.0

10

KEONJHARGARH

8.4

15

14.0

57.4

115.1

210.1

-

-

-

325.2

11

RAJKANIKA

0.0

13

16.6

74.0

57.0

266.0

-

-

-

323.0

12

SWAMPATNA

36.7

15

15.3

96.6

37.4

245.1

-

-

-

282.5

13

THAKURMUNDA

24.2

11

19.9

74.0

87.4

298.0

-

-

-

385.4

.

BURHABALANGA Basin

1

BALASORE

16.8

13

12.2

83.0

77.4

195.8

-

-

-

273.2

2

BALIMUNDALI

4.2

14

10.7

45.0

83.0

170.4

-

-

-

253.4

3

BANGIRIPOSHI

4.2

6

27.1

100.4

60.8

216.6

-

-

-

277.4

4

BARIPADA

13.2

14

11.5

38.8

218.5

184.4

-

-

-

402.9

5

BONTH

122.0

10

31.8

122.0

167.0

413.0

-

-

-

580.0

6

CHANDANPUR

1.8

9

21.0

102.0

34.6

252.2

-

-

-

286.8

7

JAIPUR

17.4

11

13.7

53.2

50.4

206.0

-

-

-

256.4

8

NH5-GOVINDAPUR

4.4

12

9.4

50.0

87.8

149.8

-

-

-

237.6

9

NILAGIRI

9.0

10

8.3

50.0

102.0

124.0

-

-

-

226.0

10

SORO

18.0

9

16.0

93.0

135.0

191.5

-

-

-

326.5

11

UDALA

13.4

7

7.3

29.0

24.2

80.0

-

-

-

104.2

.

INDRAVATI Basin

1

INDRAVATI

4.6

9

43.5

216.0

42.8

391.4

-

-

-

434.2

2

NAWRANGPUR

10.0

11

22.4

112.0

134.8

314.0

-

-

-

448.8

.

KOLAB Basin

1

BALIMELA

15.0

10

54.6

202.0

163.0

546.0

-

-

-

709.0

2

JEYPORE

23.0

12

20.3

110.0

88.2

324.5

-

-

-

412.7

3

KOLAB

20.6

10

25.3

67.4

135.2

253.0

-

-

-

388.2

4

KORAPUT

24.0

12

26.7

110.0

110.0

401.0

-

-

-

511.0

5

MALKANGIRI

5.0

14

15.4

71.6

46.0

246.6

-

-

-

292.6

6

POTTANGI

10.0

7

8.8

40.0

49.5

114.0

-

-

-

163.5

7

UMERKOT

17.0

12

12.6

48.0

73.0

189.0

-

-

-

262.0

.

LOWER BRAHMANI Basin

1

ALTUMA

9.6

16

22.7

61.4

29.8

363.8

-

-

-

393.6

2

ANGUL

108.4

15

29.3

108.4

52.0

439.0

-

-

-

491.0

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3

CHHENDIPADA

23.4

13

18.4

60.2

43.4

294.0

-

-

-

337.4

4

DHENKANAL

17.0

9

32.3

110.0

27.0

355.0

-

-

-

382.0

5

HINDOL

9.0

9

60.0

133.0

8.0

540.0

-

-

-

548.0

6

JENAPUR

22.8

15

14.8

49.0

63.0

236.4

-

-

-

299.4

7

KAMAKSHYANAGAR

37.0

13

21.9

42.0

60.0

284.0

-

-

-

344.0

8

NAKTIDUEL

26.0

9

18.3

39.0

18.0

165.0

-

-

-

183.0

9

SUKINDA

65.0

13

44.2

115.0

88.0

575.0

-

-

-

663.0

10

TALCHER

129.6

14

34.8

129.6

60.8

487.6

-

-

-

548.4

11

TELKOI

15.0

9

23.1

90.0

43.8

254.0

-

-

-

297.8

.

LOWER MAHANADI Basin

1

ALIPINGAL

1.8

16

24.4

80.8

60.2

391.0

-

-

-

451.2

2

ARMPUR

24.4

15

20.0

84.6

59.0

320.2

-

-

-

379.2

3

ATHAGARH

6.0

13

47.3

127.0

92.0

662.0

-

-

-

754.0

4

ATHAMALIK

33.2

11

24.8

115.2

25.0

372.4

-

-

-

397.4

5

BALIGUDA

41.0

10

45.0

152.0

24.0

540.0

-

-

-

564.0

6

BANAPUR

2.0

13

26.3

177.0

65.0

420.9

-

-

-

485.9

7

BARGARH

83.0

9

44.8

94.0

5.0

448.0

-

-

-

453.0

8

BARMUL

12.4

13

29.1

85.2

169.8

465.8

-

-

-

635.6

9

BELGAON

31.6

13

43.4

201.6

39.0

694.0

-

-

-

733.0

10

BHAWANIPATNA

35.0

9

29.6

113.0

57.0

414.0

-

-

-

471.0

11

BHUBANESWAR

4.3

15

22.5

85.0

90.7

336.9

-

-

-

427.6

12

BIJEPUR

31.0

9

41.2

98.0

0.6

412.0

-

-

-

412.6

13

BINIKA

220.0

10

68.0

220.0

63.0

816.0

-

-

-

879.0

14

BOLANGIR

41.0

11

40.1

146.4

114.7

600.7

-

-

-

715.4

15

BOUDHRAJ

152.0

8

30.6

152.0

54.0

367.0

-

-

-

421.0

16

BURLA

22.2

16

25.8

99.6

51.0

412.2

-

-

-

463.2

17

CUTTACK

2.0

14

30.7

92.2

35.0

430.2

-

-

-

465.2

18

DASPALLA

0.0

9

23.0

140.0

155.8

299.4

-

-

-

455.2

19

DUNGURIPALI

14.0

12

37.2

105.0

64.0

558.0

-

-

-

622.0

20

GOP

7.0

14

21.1

74.0

17.2

295.0

-

-

-

312.2

21

HARBHANGA

19.0

10

21.8

84.0

113.2

327.0

-

-

-

440.2

22

HIRAKUD

15.6

14

29.9

118.1

37.8

418.7

-

-

-

456.5

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23

JAIPATNA

11.0

9

34.9

175.0

104.0

384.0

-

-

-

488.0

24

JUNAGARH

30.0

12

28.1

121.0

56.4

421.0

-

-

-

477.4

25

KANTAMAL

71.6

14

40.4

159.6

33.0

646.9

-

-

-

679.9

26

KENDRAPARA

2.0

15

19.9

92.0

66.0

299.0

-

-

-

365.0

27

KESINGA

36.0

13

35.8

155.8

53.0

573.0

-

-

-

626.0

28

KHAIRMAL

61.8

14

43.6

145.4

100.2

653.8

-

-

-

754.0

29

KHANDAPADA

1.2

12

33.9

235.6

83.6

475.0

-

-

-

558.6

30

KHARIAR

19.2

11

31.0

108.8

57.2

372.2

-

-

-

429.4

31

KOMNA

30.0

9

48.9

225.0

23.0

489.0

-

-

-

512.0

32

LANJIGARH

57.0

10

26.9

107.0

110.6

349.5

-

-

-

460.1

33

MADANPUR RAMPUR

40.0

8

47.0

260.0

42.6

704.2

-

-

-

746.8

34

MUNDALI

0.0

14

24.9

97.0

36.8

398.9

-

-

-

435.7

35

NARAJ

7.8

16

23.7

85.0

44.6

379.0

-

-

-

423.6

36

NARASINGHPUR

4.0

11

29.9

91.0

225.0

448.0

-

-

-

673.0

37

NAYAGARH

2.6

10

47.1

345.0

56.8

612.4

-

-

-

669.2

38

NIMAPARA

4.0

16

25.6

81.2

118.4

408.8

-

-

-

527.2

39

PADMAPUR

19.0

8

44.1

135.0

17.0

353.0

-

-

-

370.0

40

PADMAVATI

0.0

14

29.6

122.4

75.8

443.4

-

-

-

519.2

41

PAIKAMAL

60.0

7

48.4

170.0

25.0

436.0

-

-

-

461.0

42

PARADEEP

4.6

15

29.4

82.4

43.1

469.7

-

-

-

512.8

43

PATAMUNDAI

7.0

13

27.9

105.0

7.0

390.0

-

-

-

397.0

44

PATNAGARH

30.8

13

54.8

157.8

97.6

767.8

-

-

-

865.4

45

PHULBANI

57.0

15

36.3

147.2

125.6

581.4

-

-

-

707.0

46

PIPLI

0.0

10

21.2

62.0

45.4

297.3

-

-

-

342.7

47

PURI

21.0

15

22.3

81.8

103.2

333.8

-

-

-

437.0

48

R.K.NAGAR

120.0

11

38.6

120.0

14.8

463.3

-

-

-

478.1

49

RANPUR

3.6

8

28.6

160.6

93.6

343.4

-

-

-

437.0

50

SALEBHATA

23.0

15

31.4

119.6

76.0

502.4

-

-

-

578.4

51

SAMBALPUR

27.1

13

27.4

95.6

42.5

382.9

-

-

-

425.4

52

SOHELLA

16.0

5

30.0

54.0

3.0

150.0

-

-

-

153.0

53

SONEPUR

72.0

10

46.3

130.0

61.0

556.0

-

-

-

617.0

18

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54

TANGI

0.0

10

23.1

115.0

140.0

370.0

-

-

-

510.0

55

TIKABALI

9.0

9

44.4

191.0

81.0

488.0

-

-

-

569.0

56

TITLAGARH

18.2

11

42.4

145.8

92.4

593.0

-

-

-

685.4

57

TUREIKELA

9.0

10

36.9

165.0

54.0

479.0

-

-

-

533.0

.

RUSHIKULYA Basin

1

ASKA

10.0

11

24.4

114.0

121.0

366.0

-

-

-

487.0

2

BERHAMPUR

12.6

8

21.2

70.4

121.6

297.0

-

-

-

418.6

3

BHANJANAGAR

6.0

11

22.5

122.0

61.0

315.0

-

-

-

376.0

4

CHHATRAPUR

3.0

8

20.9

95.0

95.0

334.0

-

-

-

429.0

5

DARINGIBADI

17.0

9

20.6

83.0

18.0

227.0

-

-

-

245.0

6

GOPALPUR

3.8

11

20.0

79.2

105.0

259.9

-

-

-

364.9

7

MADHABARIDA

4.0

13

23.5

98.0

71.8

328.6

-

-

-

400.4

8

PURUSHOTTAMPUR

4.4

9

23.4

103.0

56.0

373.6

-

-

-

429.6

9

SORADA

7.4

15

20.2

103.4

63.8

323.8

-

-

-

387.6

.

SUBERNAREKHA Basin

1

BHOGRAI

5.0

9

7.4

35.0

41.0

103.0

-

-

-

144.0

2

FEKOGHAT

8.4

13

11.4

37.4

8.8

182.8

-

-

-

191.6

3

GHATSILA

8.6

12

14.9

67.4

19.4

209.0

-

-

-

228.4

4

JALESWAR

8.0

7

6.2

30.0

39.0

81.0

-

-

-

120.0

5

JAMSHEDPUR

10.0

13

20.0

81.0

77.3

320.1

-

-

-

397.4

6

JAMSOLAGHAT

4.4

12

17.5

78.4

45.0

280.4

-

-

-

325.4

7

RAIRANGPUR

3.0

10

22.2

106.0

223.0

311.0

-

-

-

534.0

8

RAJGHAT

4.0

12

7.9

32.0

58.4

126.8

-

-

-

185.2

9

RANCHI

7.8

16

14.7

50.0

135.3

234.6

-

-

-

369.9

10

TIRING

35.6

12

15.4

49.0

18.8

231.4

-

-

-

250.2

.

UPPER BRAHMANI Basin

1

BARKOTE

24.2

13

14.6

32.4

38.7

203.8

-

-

-

242.5

2

DEOGARH

37.2

11

35.8

157.4

12.7

394.0

-

-

-

406.7

3

PALLAHARA

39.0

11

28.2

78.0

42.5

310.0

-

-

-

352.5

4

PANPOSH

32.6

13

13.3

37.2

54.6

186.6

-

-

-

241.2

5

RAJGANGPUR

12.0

12

13.8

88.0

35.7

179.4

-

-

-

215.1

6

REMAL

27.0

12

15.3

28.0

34.0

184.0

-

-

-

218.0

19

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7 .

RENGALI

15.0

15

22.9

68.4

52.7

365.7

-

-

-

418.4

UPPER MAHANADI Basin

1

AMBABHONA

180.0

9

52.6

180.0

0.0

578.0

-

-

-

578.0

2

AMBIKAPUR

18.2

11

9.1

20.2

3.2

108.7

-

-

-

111.9

3

BAIKUNTHAPUR

35.4

10

10.5

36.4

49.8

136.8

-

-

-

186.6

4

BAMANDIHI

80.8

14

29.8

120.4

44.4

476.4

-

-

-

520.8

5

BANGODAM

75.0

11

16.8

75.0

11.4

252.2

-

-

-

263.6

6

BARGAON

33.2

5

22.1

68.6

55.8

177.0

-

-

-

232.8

7

BASANTPUR

70.4

15

30.0

86.6

24.0

480.2

-

-

-

504.2

8

BORANDA

32.2

5

70.8

240.0

0.0

354.0

-

-

-

354.0

9

CHAMPA

32.4

12

24.3

106.0

14.0

364.2

-

-

-

378.2

10

DEOGAON

82.4

14

26.7

85.0

41.0

427.0

-

-

-

468.0

11

DHARAMJAYGARH

22.4

15

17.5

81.0

12.0

279.4

-

-

-

291.4

12

GHATORA

49.0

12

19.1

69.0

47.6

267.4

-

-

-

315.0

13

GHORARI

30.0

9

30.2

220.0

7.0

422.2

-

-

-

429.2

14

HEMGIRI

24.0

11

22.8

90.0

17.6

273.6

-

-

-

291.2

15

JAGDALPUR

3.2

14

19.3

76.5

97.6

270.0

-

-

-

367.6

16

JAMADARPALLI

16.0

14

22.7

75.2

59.4

363.8

-

-

-

423.2

17

JHARSUGUDA

47.4

16

26.5

75.2

67.2

423.5

-

-

-

490.7

18

KELO

30.4

15

24.8

110.0

14.6

397.2

-

-

-

411.8

19

KORBA

47.8

12

20.3

120.8

2.0

264.2

-

-

-

266.2

20

KURUBHATTA

40.4

14

19.9

104.6

30.0

279.0

-

-

-

309.0

21

LAIKERA

9.0

10

14.9

42.0

7.0

149.0

-

-

-

156.0

22

MANINDRAGARH

32.4

12

11.8

73.6

71.2

188.2

-

-

-

259.4

23

NANDAGHAT

48.8

11

26.0

93.6

8.2

363.6

-

-

-

371.8

24

NAWAPARA

37.0

6

26.6

70.0

12.0

293.0

-

-

-

305.0

25

PARMANPUR

16.4

16

18.9

114.4

70.8

302.0

-

-

-

372.8

26

PENDRAROAD

18.6

13

10.5

41.0

52.0

168.1

-

-

-

220.1

27

RAIPUR

23.8

14

30.7

275.2

38.1

491.4

-

-

-

529.5

28

RAJIM

46.0

9

28.8

238.8

93.2

432.6

-

-

-

525.8

29

RAMPUR

27.0

13

24.4

133.0

24.0

341.2

-

-

-

365.2

30

SANKARA

19.6

12

28.6

126.0

14.8

400.4

-

-

-

415.2

20

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31

SARADIHI

79.4

15

44.6

120.0

19.0

669.6

-

-

-

688.6

32

SEORINARAYAN

40.2

14

36.0

158.0

27.7

575.6

-

-

-

603.3

33

SIMGA

52.2

11

23.7

97.2

22.0

378.8

-

-

-

400.8

34

SUNDERGARH

119.2

16

27.5

119.2

84.4

440.4

-

-

-

524.8

35

SURAJGARH

51.6

12

25.0

114.4

12.8

349.4

-

-

-

362.2

36

TARAPUR

42.0

12

28.2

119.0

39.0

394.4

-

-

-

433.4

37

THETTANG

83.8

14

22.3

138.0

3.2

356.6

-

-

-

359.8

.

VANSADHARA Basin

1

BISAM CUTTACK

19.2

8

26.4

84.0

151.2

342.6

-

-

-

493.8

2

GOTTA BARRAGE

0.4

11

8.3

27.8

126.0

133.4

-

-

-

259.4

3

GUDARI

4.8

14

22.7

74.6

138.2

362.6

-

-

-

500.8

4

GUNUPUR

5.2

14

15.3

47.8

267.6

244.2

-

-

-

511.8

5

KALINGAPATNAM

0.2

14

6.0

22.6

109.5

83.3

-

-

-

192.8

6

KASHINAGAR

3.2

11

15.0

60.2

115.4

180.2

-

-

-

295.6

7

KOTRAGARH

3.2

10

12.1

34.0

195.6

120.6

-

-

-

316.2

8

KOTRAGUDA

31.2

13

18.0

62.6

51.2

270.0

-

-

-

321.2

9

MAHENDRAGARH

6.2

8

10.8

52.4

102.0

140.6

-

-

-

242.6

10

MOHANA

11.8

15

14.7

59.6

131.6

235.4

-

-

-

367.0

11

PARLAKHEMUNDI

2.5

9

9.0

28.0

171.0

135.5

-

-

-

306.5

12

R.UDAYGIRI

13.0

9

17.7

80.0

20.2

229.4

-

-

-

249.6

13

RAYAGADA

2.0

12

17.2

80.1

152.2

258.4

-

-

-

410.6

g.

Average Reservoir Inflow-Outflow on 16-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/DailyFloodBulletin.htm

Sl Name of No Reservoir

Inflow

1

HIRAKUD 218325.00

2

RENGALI

h.

1104.18

Outflow

Unit

34378.00

Cusecs

Observation Period DURING LAST 24 HOURS ENDING AT 0900 HRS OF 16.07.09

535.09 Cumecs DURING LAST 24 HOURS ENDING AT 0600 HRS OF 16.07.09

River Discharge Scenario on 15-Jul-2009 http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/DailyFloodBulletin.htm

Sl No

DischargeSite

Time in hrs

Discharge

Unit

MAHANADI River 1

KHAIRMAL

1200

406000

Cusecs

21

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2

BARMUL

1200

613000

Cusecs

3

MUNDALI

1200

637585

Cusecs

1200

270440

Cusecs

0800

48196

Cusecs

0800

52538

Cusecs

0600

16013

Cusecs

TEL River 1

PATHARLA

BRAHMANI River 1

EXP. BRIDGE. PANKAPAL

BAITARANI River 1

BIRIDI RLY. BRIDGE

SUBERNAREKHA River 1

RAJGHAT

Hirakud Dam

Time of Flow in Mahanadi River between Hirakud & Mundali 115 Km Khairmal 106 Km Barmul 95 Km (12-18 hrs) Site (12-16 hrs) Site (12-16 hrs)

Mundali Anicu

i. Weather Scenario http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/Flood/DailyFloodBulletin.htm Time of observation: 12:30hrs IST (15 Jul 2009) Catchment Rainfall Summary Heavy to very heavy rainfll has occurred at isolated places over Lower Brahmani, Upper and Lower Mahanadi and heavy rainfall has occurred at isolated places over Burhabalanga, Baitarani catchments. Rainfall has occurred at most places over all the catchments of Orissa. Chief Synoptic Situation South West monsoon has been active over Orissa. Yesterday's well marked low pressure area over North Orissa and neighbourhood now lies as a low pressure area over East Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood and associated upper air cyclonic circulation extends up to Mid Tropospheric level. The axis of monsoon trough at sea level passes through Phalodi, Swampa central region of low pressure area, Sunadergarh, Balasore and thence South East wards to East central Bay of Bengal across North West Bay of Bengal. Forecast valid for next 24hrs Rainfall likely to occur at most places over Upper Mahanadi, at many places over rest catchments except Vamsadhara, Rushikulya where it will be at a few places. Heavy Rainfall (50mm or more) Warning Heavy to very heavy rainfall likely to occur at isolated places over Upper Brahmani, Upper Mahanadi, and heavy rainfall at isolated places over rest catchments except Rushikulya and Vamsadhara catchments during next 48 hours. Quantitative Precipitation Rainfall for next 24hrs Upper Mahanadi :- 26-50 mm., Vamsadhara :- 01-10 mm. (Other basins are nil.) Outlook for Subsequent 48hrs Little change. Flood Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, BBSR

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