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Cyclone Arnab pushes rain and snow into Nepal as high-altitude treks are halted

Moderate to heavy rain is forecast for five provinces through October 31.

CLIMATE DESKSKIM · 3 MIN
Snow-capped Himalayan peaks at dawn

IN BRIEF

  • Rain alert for five provinces
  • High treks suspended Oct 29–31
  • Health units on 24-hour alert

Moderate to heavy rain is forecast for Koshi, Madhesh, Bagmati, Gandaki and Lumbini through October 31, with snowfall possible in the high Himalaya.

#Cyclone Arnab

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