Srinagar, March 13 : Kashmir is experiencing a weather twist with continuous rain in the plains and fresh snowfall in the higher reaches, including the Gulmarg Ski Resort. For the fourth consecutive day, intermittent rain showers have cooled down Srinagar and surrounding areas, affecting daily life. According to the Srinagar Meteorological Center, rain and snowfall are expected to continue across Jammu and Kashmir until the weekend.
Weather Update: Where Is It Raining & Snowing?
🌧️ Rainfall Data (Last 24 Hours):
- Srinagar – 10.6 mm
- Kupwara – 9.1 mm
- Pahalgam – 5.8 mm
- Gulmarg – 5.6 mm
🌨️ Snowfall Alert:
- Fresh snowfall reported in Gulmarg Ski Resort & other high-altitude areas.
- More snowfall expected in the coming days in higher regions.
The rain showers have significantly dropped the temperature, making it chilly across the valley.
What’s Next? More Rain & Snow Ahead!
- Light to moderate rain & snowfall expected in multiple locations over the next 24 hours.
- March 15-16: Scattered rain and snowfall to continue in parts of Kashmir.
- March 17-21: Dry weather expected, bringing temporary relief.
⛔ Travel & Safety Advisory:
- Tourists, travelers, and transporters are advised to check weather updates before planning their journeys.
- Farmers have been asked to pause agricultural work until March 18 due to wet conditions.
- People in avalanche-prone areas should avoid steep slopes to stay safe from possible landslides or snow slides.
Temperature Drops Across Kashmir
While day temperatures remain below normal, night temperatures are fluctuating.
🌡️ Last Night’s Minimum Temperatures:
- Srinagar – 7.0°C, which is 3.3°C above normal.
- Gulmarg – -0.8°C, making it the coldest place in Kashmir, still 2.5°C higher than its usual average.
- Pahalgam – 2.5°C, slightly above normal.
- Kokernag – 5.4°C, also on the higher side.
With rain and snow continuing, expect cold mornings and chilly nights across the valley.
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