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Monsoon to exit after one week



KATHMANDU: Monsoon this year extended by approximately two weeks. It was predicted to remain until only October 2, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division under the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology.

The monsoon low-pressure system from the mid-western Bay of Bengal and the surroundings had an impact in Nepal, thus prolonging monsoon this year, said senior meteorologist Barun Paudel.

The monsoon that started from June 5 from the eastern belt of the country will exit from Nepal after one week,” he said.

The eastern belt of the country, Kaski district and the Kathmandu Valley got clear weather.

The weather will be clear in the areas from Tuesday.

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