Weather warning: This page is not a live forecast. Always check Nepal DHM for current warnings.
Current Weather Risk
Flood-affected districts remain vulnerable because slopes, riverbanks, roads and debris deposits are unstable. Additional rainfall can slow rescue work, trigger landslides or damage temporary access routes.
Official Nepal Weather and Flood Information
Nepal's Department of Hydrology and Meteorology is the primary official source for forecasts, rainfall, river monitoring and flood information. DHM lists toll-free number 1155: press 1 for weather forecasting and press 2 for flood early warning.
What to Monitor
| Hazard | Why it matters | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Heavy rainfall | Can reactivate landslides | DHM forecast |
| River levels | Can rise quickly downstream | DHM river monitoring |
| Landslides / rockfall | Damaged slopes remain unstable | Police and road notices |
| Debris blockages | Can create sudden releases | Government disaster alerts |
Rasuwa and Trishuli Corridor
Rainfall in Rasuwa can affect rescue access, tunnel operations and damaged slopes. Downstream communities should watch upstream as well as local conditions.
Before Travelling
- Check the latest DHM forecast.
- Check road status immediately before departure.
- Avoid unnecessary mountain travel during intense rain.
- Do not cross floodwater or police barriers.
Safety
- Stay away from swollen rivers and unstable banks.
- Never drive through moving water.
- Avoid steep slopes during prolonged rain.
- Follow evacuation instructions immediately.