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Thursday, June 04, 2026

Light Snow Likely in Higher Reaches: MeT

Snowfall
Serene Sonamarg-The breath-taking view of snow clade world famous tourist resort Thajwas Sonmarg on Saturday 14 November 2020.The resort remains closed for tourists during winters as the place remains covered under 8-10 feet of snow which makes it difficult for people to reach it. PHOTO BY BILAL BAHADUR

Srinagar, Feb 10: The weather in Kashmir remains cloudy as weak western disturbances approach the region, bringing chances of light snowfall in the higher reaches of North Kashmir’s Kupwara and Baramulla districts, as well as parts of Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district.

No significant weather activity is expected in the plains, except for isolated light rainfall in North Kashmir. Conditions are likely to remain stable until the evening of February 14.

A fresh western disturbance may impact the region between February 15-16, primarily affecting higher elevations, though no major weather changes are expected until February 18.

Persistent cloud cover has led to a rise in temperatures, with both minimum and maximum temperatures expected to increase gradually in the coming days.