Sudurpaschim, September 27: Although rainfall is generally continuing across most areas of Sudurpaschim Province, the risk of major danger is gradually receding.
According to the Nepal Meteorological Field Office in Attariya, the impact of the low-pressure system that developed over the Bay of Bengal is gradually weakening, and the risk is also decreasing.
Although continuous rainfall since September 25 has affected daily life here, the risk of major danger is gradually receding.
Office Chief Engineer Sanjay Kumar Sah stated that the low-pressure system has been gradually weakening since this afternoon, so although there is no major risk, the need to remain alert continues.
He informed that although heavy rainfall is possible at one or two places in the Terai this afternoon, only moderate rainfall is forecast across the province from tonight.
This afternoon, the weather is forecast to remain generally cloudy in the Himalayan, hilly, and Terai regions of the province, with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning at many places and heavy rainfall at one or two places.
From tonight, the weather is forecast to remain generally cloudy in the Himalayan, hilly, and Terai regions here, with the possibility of moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning at a few places.
However, next Wednesday, the weather is forecast to remain partly cloudy in most places here, with the possibility of moderate rainfall at a few places, while the Terai region is forecast to remain mainly clear at night.
