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Light rain and snowfall forecast for hilly regions

The Weather Forecasting Division reports that monsoon winds and westerly winds are currently influencing the country.

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Light rain and snow forecast for hilly regions - provinces news from The Annapurna Express, Republica, The Rising Nepal

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  • Light rain and snowfall are likely in hilly parts of Koshi and Bagmati.
  • Mountain regions in four other provinces may also see isolated precipitation.
  • The country is experiencing monsoon and partial westerly wind influences.

Meteorological authorities report that light rain and snowfall may occur at a few locations within the mountainous and hilly sectors of Koshi and Bagmati provinces. Additional precipitation and snow are possible in isolated spots across the high-altitude regions of Gandaki, Lumbini, Karnali, and Sudurpashchim provinces. Cloudy conditions are expected to dominate across mountainous and hilly zones throughout the country. Meanwhile, the Tarai areas will experience partly cloudy skies as weather patterns continue to shift. According to the forecasting agency, the active monsoon trough is positioned close to its standard location. The entire nation remains under the combined influence of prevailing monsoon winds and a partial westerly weather system.

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