"There are indications of the temperature reaching 45 degree C in the western region and about 44 degree C in the coastal belt," Sarat Sahu, director of IMD, Bhubaneswar said.
The weather office also warned that severe heatwave conditions was likely to prevail over Odisha in the next 48 hours.
While Sambalpur recorded 44.5 degree C, other places in western Odisha districts like Titlagarh experienced 44 degree C, followed by Bhawanipatna and Balangir sizzling at 43 deg C.
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