Residents of Kashmir and Ladakh will have to face severe cold for the next one week, Meteorological Department Drought of the weather for the next five days (dry) and cloudless (cloudless) Estimated to stay. Due to absence of clouds, a huge drop is being recorded in the temperature, which has already fallen below minus 6 degrees Celsius in most areas.

According to Meteorological Center Srinagar, the weather in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh will remain mainly dry till December 5 and there is no major possibility of heavy rain or snowfall. The weather will remain completely dry till December 3.

hope for some relief

Cold and dry weather will continue till December 4. After this, there may be a change in the weather on 4th and 5th December, especially from the evening of 4th December, it is likely to be cloudy in most parts. Light snowfall may also occur in some high altitude areas.

temperature improvement

MeT Said that after December 4, the minimum night temperature is expected to increase by about 1 to 2 degrees Celsius, which may provide some relief from the cold. There is no possibility of any major disturbance or instability in the weather during this entire period and the situation will remain stable in most parts of the valley and Jammu region.

6 Estimate after December

From December 6 to December 10, the weather will be mild to generally cloudy throughout the Union Territory. Similar weather is likely to prevail on 11th and 12th December also.

fog alert

Light to moderate fog is expected at many places in Kashmir division and some parts of Jammu division, especially during night and morning hours. The Meteorological Department has advised local people to take extra caution while traveling in areas with poor visibility.

There is a good news for tourists and weather lovers, as the Meteorological Department has predicted the first snowfall of the weather between 5 to 6 October in the higher areas of North, Central and South Kashmir as well as Chenab Valley.

According to the detailed forecast issued from Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed, Director, Meteorological Department, the weather is generally likely to remain dry from 1 October to 4 October, light rains, thunderstorms and strong winds are likely in late evening or night.

Advice to farmers to continue harvesting

Dr. Ahmed further said that from October 5 to 7, it will be cloudy, light to moderate rains, thunderstorms and strong winds are likely to blow in between and light snowfall is also likely to occur in high altitude areas in many places in Jammu and Kashmir.

He said that from 8 to 10 October, there is a possibility of dry weather in the entire region usually. In its consultation, the Meteorological Department has advised farmers to continue with harvesting, safe storage and other agricultural works till the afternoon of October 4.

Slow decline in day temperature

The Director of the Meteorological Department further said that from tomorrow, the temperature of the day is expected to decline gradually, which will reduce significantly during October 5 and 6. Also, the minimum temperature in Jammu is expected to be close to 23 degrees Celsius while the maximum temperature can go up to 26.3 degrees.

The average mercury is expected to remain up to 27.2 degrees Celsius throughout the day. Apart from this, the wind speed will be around E 6.2 km/h. The air will run at about 26.1 degrees with a speed of 14.1 km/h. Cold can increase in some areas with a drop in temperature at night. In the coming days, weather changes can be seen with cold air.