Srinagar Rainfall

A traffic policeman in Srinagar has won praise for managing the movement of vehicles on a busy road here barefoot amid torrential rains.

Almost every year due to untimely rainfall, paddy in Jammu and apple in Kashmir suffer huge losses, says top bureaucrat

Cold wave conditions continued in north India on Monday with Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh bracing for a fresh spell of snow and rainfall, while flight operations at the Srinagar airport remained suspended for the third consecutive day due to poor visibility caused by heavy fog.

Jammu and Kashmir today received rainfall and fresh snow. The Met department has predicted rainfall in the plains of Jammu and Kashmir and light snowfall in the higher reaches over the next 24 hours.

The water level in river Jhelum and it's tributaries started to recede today after rainfall stopped last night, easing fears of a flood in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The water level in Jhelum started to recede at around 3:00 am at Sangam in South Kashmir, however, the situation in Srinagar hasn't improved much, officials said.

Weather across Jammu and Kashmir will start improving from today with decrease in overall rainfall activity, meteorological department said.

Many parts of Kashmir were engulfed in a thick layer of fog this morning even as the minimum temperature went down at most places in the Valley where there is a forecast for isolated rainfall today.

The Jammu Srinagar National Highway was today closed for vehicular traffic following massive landslides triggered by heavy rainfall which lashed the state in the past 24 hours.

Rains lashed Kashmir Valley early morning today leading to waterlogging in many areas of Srinagar and causing damage to several residential houses.

Jammu and Kashmir is likely to receive heavy rainfall beginning today evening for the next three to four days, the Meteorological Office in Srinagar said.

Several parts of south Kashmir were inundated today with streams and rivulets running in spate and the Jhelum flowing above the danger mark as heavy rainfall lashed the region.

Heavy rainfall in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday triggered landslides, forcing closure of the historic Mughal Road for vehicular traffic.

As fresh rainfall intensified in Kashmir, the residents today organised special prayers at many places in Srinagar to invoke the mercy of the Almighty for improvement in the weather conditions to avoid floods in the Valley again.

Heavy rainfall in the Kashmir valley over the past 24 hours has created panic among some people in Srinagar about the possibility of fresh floods, police said today.

The 300-km Srinagar Jammu National Highway was today closed following fresh landslides at several places while air traffic remained suspended due to fresh rainfall since last night.

A traffic policeman in Srinagar has won praise for managing the movement of vehicles on a busy road here barefoot amid torrential rains.

Almost every year due to untimely rainfall, paddy in Jammu and apple in Kashmir suffer huge losses, says top bureaucrat

Cold wave conditions continued in north India on Monday with Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh bracing for a fresh spell of snow and rainfall, while flight operations at the Srinagar airport remained suspended for the third consecutive day due to poor visibility caused by heavy fog.

Jammu and Kashmir today received rainfall and fresh snow. The Met department has predicted rainfall in the plains of Jammu and Kashmir and light snowfall in the higher reaches over the next 24 hours.

The water level in river Jhelum and it's tributaries started to recede today after rainfall stopped last night, easing fears of a flood in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The water level in Jhelum started to recede at around 3:00 am at Sangam in South Kashmir, however, the situation in Srinagar hasn't improved much, officials said.

Weather across Jammu and Kashmir will start improving from today with decrease in overall rainfall activity, meteorological department said.

Many parts of Kashmir were engulfed in a thick layer of fog this morning even as the minimum temperature went down at most places in the Valley where there is a forecast for isolated rainfall today.

The Jammu Srinagar National Highway was today closed for vehicular traffic following massive landslides triggered by heavy rainfall which lashed the state in the past 24 hours.

Rains lashed Kashmir Valley early morning today leading to waterlogging in many areas of Srinagar and causing damage to several residential houses.

Jammu and Kashmir is likely to receive heavy rainfall beginning today evening for the next three to four days, the Meteorological Office in Srinagar said.

Several parts of south Kashmir were inundated today with streams and rivulets running in spate and the Jhelum flowing above the danger mark as heavy rainfall lashed the region.

Heavy rainfall in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday triggered landslides, forcing closure of the historic Mughal Road for vehicular traffic.

As fresh rainfall intensified in Kashmir, the residents today organised special prayers at many places in Srinagar to invoke the mercy of the Almighty for improvement in the weather conditions to avoid floods in the Valley again.

Heavy rainfall in the Kashmir valley over the past 24 hours has created panic among some people in Srinagar about the possibility of fresh floods, police said today.

The 300-km Srinagar Jammu National Highway was today closed following fresh landslides at several places while air traffic remained suspended due to fresh rainfall since last night.