The department stated that the rains in Bara and Parsa were very heavy and the rains were heavy in the central region of the country and concentrated in the plains, from Nawalparasi to East Dhankuta.
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In the last 12 hours, the highest rainfall has occurred in Birganj of Parsa. According to the Water and Weather Forecast Division, 143 mm of rain has fallen in Birganj. 140.4 in Bara, 129 in Gaur rain measuring center of Rautahat, 124 mm in Maheshpur of Rautahat.
The department stated that the rains in Bara and Parsa were very heavy and that the rains were heavy in the central region of the country and concentrated in the plains, from Nawalparasi to East Dhankuta. During this period from Sindhupalchok to Dolakha and including Kathmandu Valley 14 districts received more than 50 mm of rain. More than fifty measuring stations have received 30 mm to 50 mm of rain.
It is currently raining all over the country due to the water vapor air coming from the Bay of Bengal and there is a possibility that another system will be active again.
