Rain hazards ease in Sudurpashchim as low-pressure system weakens
Summary
Heavy weather risks in Sudurpashchim Province are gradually easing as a low-pressure system from the Bay of Bengal weakens. Continuous rainfall since September 25 disrupted daily life, but officials say the threat of major natural disasters has largely passed.
Key Points
- A low-pressure system originating in the Bay of Bengal is weakening, reducing heavy weather risks in Sudurpashchim Province.
- Continuous rainfall since September 25 disrupted daily life across the province.
- Meteorological officials say the threat of major natural disasters has largely passed, though residents should remain cautious.
- Mostly cloudy conditions, light to moderate rain, and thunderstorms are still expected in some areas before weather improves by Wednesday.
