Banking News – Rainfall is currently occurring in many parts of Sudurpashchim, including Dhangadhi in Kailali. According to the Meteorological Office in Attariya, there is a possibility of light to moderate rainfall in most places and very heavy rainfall in one or two locations across the province for the next two to three days.
Sanjay Kumar Sah, Chief Engineer of the Office, informed that the hilly areas of the region are likely to remain generally cloudy with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning in many places, and very heavy rainfall in one or two locations. Similarly, the Terai region is likely to remain generally cloudy with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning in many places, and heavy rainfall in one or two locations. The Himalayan region is expected to remain generally cloudy with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning in many places.

Chief Sah stated that during this period, rather than continuous rain, there may be intermittent rain and sunshine. “During this period, the weather is expected to remain cloudy in all Terai, hilly, and Himalayan areas of the province, but the possibility of very heavy rainfall is low except in one or two locations,” he said. “However, citizens residing in riverine areas and low-lying flood-prone areas need to exercise special caution.”
Tonight, the Himalayan region is likely to remain generally cloudy with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning in a few places. The hilly areas are likely to remain generally cloudy with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning in a few places, while the Terai region is likely to remain generally cloudy with moderate rainfall accompanied by thunder and lightning in some places.
Meanwhile, the Armed Police Force, Nepal No. 7 Baidyanath Battalion, has urged caution in flood-affected and riverine areas of Kailali and Kanchanpur. Battalion Commander DIG Digbijay Subedi informed that, as information has been received about very heavy rainfall in one or two hilly locations, units under the command have been directed to remain vigilant accordingly. He stated that information has been disseminated considering the possibility of very heavy rainfall in one or two locations in hilly and Terai areas, and units under his command have been kept on standby for disaster management.

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