When I go to Mount Everest in July and encounter cloudy or rainy days, can I still see the aurora in the starry sky?

We didn't go to Mount Everest, sorry we can't help you. The rain here is all showers, and it won't last long.

Snow is normal in July, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is still huge, so you need to bring cotton clothes. You can see the aurora when you live in the Everest base camp.

I can't see it even in rainy and cloudy days

It is unlikely to see the aurora on Mount Everest, but the starry sky is still possible

If it is a cloudy or rainy day, you will not be able to see meteors in the sky, because the Everest Base Camp is at an altitude of 5200, and you can only see the blue sky and white clouds when the weather is clear. The last time I went to Mount Everest Base Camp, I was fortunate enough to see the starry sky and shooting stars.

It's all showers, a cloud and a shower, and there is a good chance of seeing the sky full of stars, but the aurora in the starry sky? Have it? By luck and good viewing equipment.