In Pics: Sorching heat

KATHMANDU: Recently, the temperature of the earth has increased day by day.

Compared to the previous year, the temperature of Nepal has also increased.

It has a greater obvious influence in Terai districts. Meteorologists believe that instead of rain, the temperature has risen throughout the pre-monsoon season.

Climate change has also been identified as a contributing factor, but due to many changes in weather activity over the last 3-4 years, the current pre-monsoon season will receive less than average rainfall, while the summer of the previous year will receive more than average, according to the Department of Water and Meteorology.

The majority of the districts had greater temperatures than the previous year.

The heat will rise even higher in the next days, according to the weather prediction.

The heat in Kathmandu is currently blistering in the afternoon.

Normally, the main date of entry of monsoon through Eastern Nepal is June 13th, however this time, monsoon is expected to enter Nepal after around two weeks delay, i.e. only in the first week of Ashar (June).

Since the previous day, the sky has opened up and the sun is beaming, and the maximum temperature has also risen, making the heat more intense.

People’s movement has slowed as the temperature has risen. People are taking a variety of ways to beat the heat.

Walking without an umbrella is impossible. It appears that drinking water is now managed by local clubs in several locations throughout Kathmandu.

There appear to be a lot of individuals looking for sheds. The trade of cold drinks and lassi products has also increased rapidly in Kathmandu.

Indrachok is teeming with people drinking lassi. To beat the heat, it appears that individuals prefer cold drinks.