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Kathmandu Valley likely to receive rainfall today


21 February 2024  

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KATHMANDU: Kathmandu Valley is experiencing a significant shift in weather conditions, with the possibility of rain looming large today (Wednesday), as forecasted by the Weather Forecasting Division.

According to the Division, there is a potential for rain in Kathmandu Valley during the afternoon hours.

The Division said that the weather has undergone a complete transformation since morning, with clouds dominating the sky.

Heavy rainfall is expected in the Valley after 2 pm, it said adding that the likelihood of sunshine is minimal today in Kathmandu.

The absence of sunlight is expected to bring a slight chill to the afternoon temperatures in Kathmandu Valley.

Consequently, the maximum temperature is projected to be marginally lower than usual.

Meanwhile, the maximum temperature in Kathmandu Valley could range between 19 to 21 degrees Celsius.

This marks a decrease from Tuesday’s maximum temperature of 23.2 degrees Celsius.

Moreover, the minimum temperature has seen a slight rise today, recorded at 9.5 degrees Celsius at 5:45 am.

In comparison, Tuesday’s minimum temperature was 7.7 degrees Celsius.

Meteorologists attribute the morning temperature fluctuations to the cloud cover overnight, which tends to elevate minimum temperatures.

Publish Date : 21 February 2024 07:33 AM

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