In a striking snapshot captured at 0545 IST today, a thick layer of fog stretches from Jammu to West Bengal, enveloping regions across Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, northwest Rajasthan, and north Madhya Pradesh. Satellite imagery vividly portrays the widespread nature of this weather phenomenon, showcasing its impact on visibility in these areas. …
Press Trust of Kashmir On Saturday, Kashmir witnessed an unusual turn of events as the maximum temperature soared to 15 degrees, surpassing Delhi’s climate. This marked the highest temperature recorded in Srinagar during January in the past two decades. However, this surprising warmth has left the Kashmir valley without its customary winter snowfall. …
In the midst of an unyielding cold spell, Srinagar experienced an intense freeze with temperatures plummeting to minus 4 degrees Celsius. Jammu also faced the brunt of the chill, recording a season-low minimum temperature of 3.7 degrees Celsius on Friday, accompanied by the lowest maximum temperature of 8.8 on Thursday. The bone-chilling weather…
SRINAGAR (PTK):- Weather department on Tuesday forecast widespread rains in plains and “moderate to heavy snowfall” over higher reaches in Jammu and Kashmir till May 26. The meteorological department here also issued yellow weather warning during May 23-26. “Rain/ Thunderstorm very likely to commence at most places from late afternoon onwards (today). He said…
SRINAGAR (PTK):- Amid rainfall at few places MeT forecasts rain and thunderstorm at isolated areas during next 24 hours. An official of the MeT said that from May 15-16 the weather is likely to be partly cloudy with possibility of rain/thunderstorm at isolated places. He reiterated that there is no forecast of…
SRINAGAR (PTK):- After a few days of intermittent rainfall, weather improved in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday and is likely to stay “mainly dry” till April 10. A meteorological department official here told that light rain at isolated places towards late afternoon/evening was expected on April 11.
