Skies began clearing from Saturday afternoon across the Kathmandu Valley and multiple other parts of the country after a spell of continuous precipitation. Reports indicate that the wet weather system had set in on Friday, driven by a cyclone that developed in the Bay of Bengal in India. The rainfall caused disruptions to movement in market areas and along roadways, affecting daily activities. Waterlogging was reported in various streets and residential settlements during the period of persistent rain. The continuous precipitation had briefly interrupted everyday movement and disrupted local trade activities in affected market hubs. However, daily routines and public movement started returning to normal as weather conditions began to improve on Saturday. Reports noted that the gradual clearing of skies has allowed public life to resume progressively across the affected regions.
Weather clears across parts of country following continuous downpour
Normal daily routines are gradually returning as skies begin to clear from Saturday afternoon.
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In short
- Weather began clearing on Saturday afternoon after continuous rainfall starting Friday.
- A cyclonic system originating in the Bay of Bengal caused the wet weather conditions.
- Daily routines and street movement are gradually returning to normal after disruptions.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/weather-clears-across-parts-of-country-following-continuous-downpour-20261031
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