... Nepal… The powerful cyclone… The country's Meteorological Forecasting Division (MFD) said due to the cyclone, some moisture will be released towards eastern Nepal as well, more significantly over bordering areas during its weakening process, reports The Himalayan Times. In Nepal, the weather office, on Wednesday evening, predicted that although the country would not face the direct impact of the cyclone, the indirect effect would be felt in Province 1, Province 2 and Bagmati Province for the next two or three days. “The impact of the cyclone will be felt from Wednesday afternoon and there is a possibility of moderate to heavy rainfall for three days,” said meteorologist Barun Poudel. The Meteorological Forecasting Division forecast rains at some parts of the country on June 4,5 and […] In …

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KATHMANDU: Nepal is likely to see an influence of another cyclone predicted to be developed from the southeast Arabian Sea by the wee hours of tomorrow. KATHMANDU, May 18: Cyclone Amphan over the middle part of the Bay of Bengal has been developing into a super cyclone, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division. While the cyclone develops its intensity, the eastern region of Nepal is expected to witness a change in weather from Tuesday. KATHMANDU: Cyclone Fani will alter the weather conditions in Nepal and bring heavy rainfall and snowfall in the Himalayas, meteorologists warned on Friday. The formation of category 4 cyclonic storm Nisarga, that made its landfall in Mumbai, India, today, will have its effect in the weather system in Nepal for next three days. The cyclone is not likely to make its way to Nepal. Amphan, the second super cyclone to form over the Bay of Bengal since 1999, made landfall in West Bengal at 2:30 pm on Wednesday, 20 May. The cyclone was affecting the weather as far away as Mount Everest, where climbers on their way to the summit turned around after conditions worsened. Cyclone Hudhud 2014. The low-pressure system based in the Arabian Sea is moving towards the north.

In the area you have selected (Nepal) cyclone (also known as hurricane or typhoon) hazard is classified as low according to the information that is currently available.

This means that there is a 1% chance of potentially-damaging wind speeds in your project area in the next 10 years. With its lowest pressure at 940 mbar, the Cyclone Hudhud intensified into a storm on 8 & 9 October. A cyclone emerging from the Indian Ocean will have some "general effects" in the eastern parts of Nepal, according to the Meteorological Forecasting Division (MFD). The Cyclone Hudhud was an extremely severe cyclonic storm which caused extensive damage and loss of life in eastern India and Nepal in October 2014. Cyclone Hazard level: Low? The high Himalayas, including the Khumbu region of Nepal, have chances of moderate to heavy rainfall.