Monsoon gaining strength with influence of water vapor-rich air
Summary
The monsoon is gaining strength in Nepal with increased water vapor from the Bay of Bengal, bringing chances of light to heavy rainfall and risks of landslides and flooding in several provinces.
Key Points
- The monsoon has become more active in parts of Nepal due to water vapor-rich air from the Bay of Bengal.
- The monsoon is currently located around the average position of the low-pressure trough.
- Light to moderate rainfall is expected in hilly areas across all provinces, with heavy rain possible in Koshi, Gandaki, and Sudurpashchim provinces.
- Authorities have warned about landslide and flood risks and urged people to stay alert and prepared.
