World Meteorological Day Highlights Nepal’s Climate Concerns

On the occasion of World Meteorological Day 2026, discussions in Nepal have focused on growing climate-related challenges. Experts and officials highlighted changing weather patterns, rising temperatures, and increasing risks of extreme events affecting communities across the country.

Insights from Bibhuti Pokharel

Bibhuti Pokharel emphasized the need for stronger climate monitoring systems and early warning mechanisms. According to experts, Nepal is highly vulnerable to climate impacts such as floods, landslides, and irregular rainfall. Meanwhile, improving data collection and forecasting can help reduce risks and support better planning.

Need for Awareness and Action

The discussion also stressed the importance of public awareness and coordinated action. Authorities and organizations are working to promote climate education and preparedness at community levels. The observance of World Meteorological Day serves as a reminder of the need for sustainable practices and long-term climate resilience in Nepal.