Nepal in June experiences the onset of the monsoon season. This period is characterized by increased rainfall, high humidity, and generally warmer temperatures, particularly in the lower-lying regions. The mountainous areas, including the Himalayas, can experience vastly different conditions, with potential for snow at higher altitudes and unpredictable weather patterns.
Understanding Nepal’s climatic conditions during June is crucial for planning trekking expeditions, agricultural activities, and other outdoor pursuits. Historically, June marks the transition from the drier pre-monsoon season to the wetter monsoon period, impacting water resources, agriculture, and daily life throughout the country. This understanding allows for better preparation and risk management, contributing to both safety and successful outcomes in various endeavors.