The minimum temperature of Kathmandu decreased from the previous day
Kathmandu. Today, the minimum temperature in Kathmandu valley has dropped below yesterday. According to the meteorologist of the weather forecast division, the minimum temperature of Kathmandu was 5.2 degrees Celsius at 5:45 am today. At this time yesterday, the temperature was 5.5 degrees Celsius.
However, at 8:45 in the morning, the minimum temperature of Kathmandu remained at 5.2 degrees Celsius on Monday. Also today's official minimum temperature will be measured at the same time now. While the current minimum temperature at 5:45 am is likely to drop further.
The Meteorological Division measures the minimum and maximum temperature of various places in the country including Kathmandu every day. The minimum is measured at 8:45 AM and the maximum at 5:45 PM. The temperature that descends the lowest is the minimum and the temperature that rises the highest is the maximum.
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