The Meteorology Department said that rains would continue overnight.
They said that heavy rains along with severe lightning occurred during the evening hours.
Duty Forecaster Shanika Dissanayake sad according to the available data Awissawella had received the highest amount of rainfall which is 87 millimeters.
She added that Wathupitiwala, Diwulapitiya, Bandaragama received over 60 millimeters of rain.
She said that even though rain would continue the strength of the rains would reduce over time.
She explained that showers and thunder showers are also expected during tomorrow evening hours in Western, Sabaragamuwa, Wayamba provinces and Galle, Matara and Badulla districts, yet they expected a slight reduction of rains.
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