File: Rainfall in KathmanduKathmandu, July 10
The Meteorological Forecasting Division has said there are chances of moderate to heavy rainfall occurring all over the country in the next two to three days.
Issuing a notice on Wednesday, the division said some places of the country will witness heavy rain while one or two places will also receive torrential rain during this period. Meteorologist Raju Pradhananga said this trend will continue for a few days, especially on Wednesday and Thursday.
“The rainfall will not be continuous. It will stop for some time and start again,” Pradhananga added.
Similarly, the weather will remain cloudy throughout the country on Friday and some places in the western part and many places of the central and eastern parts will receive rainfall with chances of heavy rain in one or two places.
As per the latest weather data provided by the division, Kathmandu Valley received 20 millimetres rainfall on Wednesday a number likely to increase.
Similarly, Pokhara received 13 millimetres, Simara 34 millimetres, Birendranagar five millimetres, Dipayal 10 millimetres, Dang 21 millimetres and Nepalgunj 13 millimetres rainfall on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the Flood Forecasting Division has stated that there is a possibility of flash flood in the small and medium level streams and rivers in State 1, 2 and 3 on Wednesday.
