Srinagar, Oct 01: Jammu and Kashmir is likely to witness the season\u2019s first major spell of rain and snowfall between October 8 and 11, with a strong Western Disturbance expected to affect the Union Territory, according to a weather forecast.<\/p>\n
The weather is expected to remain mostly dry across Jammu and Kashmir until October 5, while indications suggest a significant change in conditions from October 8, according to Kashmir Weather Forecast, which put the current possibility of the spell at around 55 per cent.<\/p>\n
Snowfall during the period is mainly expected over the higher reaches, while rain could occur across the plains and lower-lying areas, it said.<\/p>\n
The forecast cautioned that the assessment is an early indication and that the exact timing and intensity of the weather system could change as it moves closer to the region.<\/p>\n
\u201cMore updates will be shared as the dates come closer,\u201d Kashmir Weather Forecast, as reported by the news agency\u2014Kashmir News Observer (KNO), said.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department’s evening weather parameters showed dry conditions across Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday, with no rainfall recorded at the listed stations during the observation period.<\/p>\n
Srinagar recorded a maximum temperature of 29.3 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 10.2 degrees Celsius, while Jammu recorded a maximum of 32.6 degrees and a minimum of 20.4 degrees.<\/p>\n
Gulmarg recorded a maximum of 20.6 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 7.2 degrees, while Pahalgam recorded 25.5 degrees and 6 degrees, respectively. (KNO)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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