Srinagar, February 4 – Jammu & Kashmir is set to witness light rain and snowfall tonight, with weather conditions expected to remain cloudy across several regions until the morning of February 5.
According to the Meteorological Department of Jammu & Kashmir, parts of the Union Territory may experience light to moderate rainfall and snowfall over the next 24 hours. However, conditions are expected to gradually improve by the afternoon of February 5.
Snowfall Alert for Higher Regions of Kashmir
The weather office has issued an advisory stating that higher altitudes of South Kashmir, Chenab Valley, and the Pir Panjal Range could receive 8 to 10 inches of fresh snowfall.
✔ Chenab Valley – Light to moderate snowfall expected
✔ Pir Panjal Range – Fresh snow accumulation up to 10 inches
✔ South Kashmir – Cloudy conditions with a chance of light rain and snow
Upcoming Weather Trends: Dry Days Ahead with Another Snow Spell Expected
📌 February 6-8: The weather will remain mostly dry with partial cloud cover, bringing a short break from precipitation.
📌 February 9: Some isolated areas may experience light rain and snow, but no significant weather activity is expected.
📌 February 10-11: A fresh spell of light rain and snowfall is likely across widespread locations, accompanied by cloudy conditions.
What This Means for Locals and Tourists
The fresh snowfall in upper regions could lead to temporary roadblocks, especially on mountain passes and highways. Travelers heading to Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and Pahalgam should stay updated on weather and road conditions.
Authorities have advised residents and tourists to:
✅ Check for travel advisories before heading to higher altitudes
✅ Carry warm clothing and essentials if traveling to snow-prone areas
✅ Be prepared for minor disruptions due to snowfall accumulation
The Kashmir Valley is already experiencing freezing temperatures, and this new spell of snowfall is expected to further drop the mercury.
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