Most of Nepal could see the monsoon recede within days, with no major weather system currently expected during the main Dashain holidays.
Weather officials warn of very heavy rain in parts of Lumbini and Gandaki, while 12 districts face a high risk of flooding.
Weather experts urge trekkers already in the mountains to return to safer, lower elevations and ask the public to take precautions.
Weather systems developing over the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal could bring prolonged downpours across Nepal from September 24-28. The heaviest rainfall is expected in western and central areas.
Department of Hydrology and Meteorology says 339.7 mm of rainfall logged this season, surpassing 1990 record.
Thousands of people from hundreds of settlements designated as red zones are residing in disaster-prone areas, risking life and property.
Meteorologists say Madhesh and Koshi provinces are likely to see hot conditions today as rain-bearing systems weaken, with only isolated showers expected in some areas.
Experts say this is just a start as temperatures could reach 45 degrees Celsius in the coming days. Residents advised to avoid going out in the afternoon.
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Met office issues yellow warning, meaning people need to stay alert to changing weather conditions.
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