Kathmandu. With the end of the impact of the Arnabu cyclone in Nepal, the weather has gradually started improving. According to the Nepal Meteorological Department, the weather across the country will become clearer and sunnier in the coming days.
Meteorologist Sanjeev Adhikari said that there has been a significant improvement in the weather since Sunday. In the last 24 hours, except for scattered rain in one or two places of Makwanpur, Sindhuli, Sindhupalchowk and Surkhet, there has not been much rain elsewhere.
Although thick fog and fog occurred in the Terai areas and valleys including Kathmandu and Pokhara on Sunday morning, it is gradually disappearing. The Department has said that the fog seen in the Terai region of Lumbini Province will also clear soon.
On Sunday, the weather will be partly cloudy in the hilly and mountainous areas but overall the weather will be clear. Meteorologist Adhikari said that there is a possibility of light rain and snowfall in only about 10 percent of the hilly and hilly areas. The weather will become clear in the eastern part of the country during the night while light rain or snowfall may occur in a few places of the western region. The weather will be good in other parts of the country.
The weather on Monday is also forecast to be generally clear. Although there will be fog in the Terai, valley and valleys on Monday morning, it will be less than Sunday and it will open soon. Although there is a possibility of scattered rainfall at one or two places of the mountainous, hilly and Lumbini provinces in the afternoon, the weather will further improve and become sunny from the evening, the Department said.
The Meteorological Forecasting Division has issued a green warning for the next five days after the impact of the cyclone has subsided. This means that there is no risk of any negative impact due to the weather in the next few days.
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