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Department of Hydrology and Meteorology Warns of Active Weather System

A weather mechanism developing over India is expected to affect Nepal starting from 11 Kartik.

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  • A weather system is expected to become active in Nepal starting from 11 Kartik, prompting safety warnings.
  • The system is projected to develop into a cyclone on 9 Kartik before moving into northern Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.
  • Meteorologists state that the system is likely to influence Nepal's weather conditions through 15 Kartik.

Nepal's Department of Hydrology and Meteorology has issued an advisory requesting citizens to remain alert due to an incoming weather system. Authorities announced that the weather mechanism is expected to become active across the country starting from 11 Kartik. The department noted that this developing atmospheric condition could impact atmospheric patterns across various regions. According to the department, the system is expected to intensify into a cyclonic storm on 9 Kartik while moving in a west-northwest direction. It is projected to cross into land through the southern coast of Odisha and northern Andhra Pradesh in India. Meteorologists are monitoring its progression to evaluate its broader movement across the region. Despite the approaching system, officials clarified that the precise impact on Nepal remains uncertain. The department stated that the exact volume of rainfall, the potential degree of risk, and the probable effects cannot be accurately predicted at this moment. However, the system is expected to influence the country's weather patterns until 15 Kartik.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/department-of-hydrology-and-meteorology-warns-of-active-weather-system-20261023

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