A developing cyclone in the Bay of Bengal, named Arnab, is gaining strength and is expected to influence weather patterns across Nepal. According to the meteorology department, the system is advancing in a northwest direction toward the coast of India. The storm is projected to enter land near Yanam, located between Andhra Pradesh and Visakhapatnam. The department states that rain activity will begin on Thursday, with conditions intensifying on Friday and Saturday, which correspond to 13 and 14 Kartik. Moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder, lightning, and strong winds is forecast for many locations in Koshi, Madhesh, Bagmati, and Gandaki provinces during this period. Lumbini province is also expected to see rainfall in numerous places. Meanwhile, Karnali and Sudurpashchim provinces will experience moderate rain along with thunder, lightning, and gusty conditions in several areas, alongside heavy rainfall in one or two specific spots. Higher elevation areas will see additional weather disruptions. The meteorology department indicates that high hilly and mountain regions are likely to record snowfall as the cyclone moves closer. Relevant authorities have called for advance preparations to manage potential impacts from the severe weather system.
Cyclone Arnab brings rain and snow warnings to Nepal
The weather department warns of heavy rain and snowfall as a system in the Bay of Bengal moves northwest.
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In short
- Cyclone Arnab in the Bay of Bengal is strengthening and advancing toward coastal areas near Yanam in India.
- Increased rain and snowfall are expected across Nepal, especially on 13 and 14 Kartik (Friday and Saturday).
- Koshi, Madhesh, Bagmati, and Gandaki provinces face moderate rain, lightning, thunder, and gusty winds.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/cyclone-arnab-brings-rain-and-snow-warnings-to-nepal-20261026

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