The Meteorological Forecasting Division has clarified that, based on the analysis of meteorological data obtained from the weather patterns so far, there will be no significant impact of any significant weather system during the upcoming elections.
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The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology has stated that there will be no significant weather system during the election period from Falgun 20 to 22.
Issuing a special election weather bulletin on Friday evening, the department's Weather Forecasting Division clarified that there will be no significant weather system during the upcoming election based on the analysis of meteorological data obtained from the weather patterns so far.
However, it is expected that the Himalayan and hilly areas will remain partly cloudy with scattered rain and snowfall at one or two places. It is said that the Himalayan and hilly areas of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki provinces will remain partly cloudy with scattered rain and snowfall at one or two places in the Himalayan region and that it will remain mainly clear in Madhes Province.
The special weather bulletin mentions that the Himalayan areas of Lumbini, Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces will remain partly cloudy with clouds and no significant rain and snowfall is likely.
It is said that the Terai areas of all provinces will remain clear. However, the department has requested everyone to be informed about the daily updated information as it is being monitored and updated regularly.
