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MeT predicts rain, snow in Kashmir

Monitor News Bureau by Monitor News Bureau
Oct. 09, 2018 Updated 1:40 am. IST
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Srinagar, Oct 8: A fresh spell of rain or snow is like to be witnessed in Kashmir valley from Monday night, an official from Kashmir’s meteorological department said.

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According to a MeT spokesman light to moderate rain or snow is likely to be witnessed on higher reaches during next 24 hours to 36 hours from Monday evening.

The weather added that there are chances of light to moderate snowfall on Zojila, Sinthan Pass and Mughal Road.

Meanwhile, as per the communication received from Indian Meteorological Centre (Ministry of Earth Science), Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Baseer Ahmad Khan on Monday issued a weather advisory according to which a spell of light to moderate rain or snow will occur on mountains most likely from late tonight to forenoon of October 10, across the Jammu and Kashmir State.

“Light to moderate rain and snow on higher reaches at fairly widespread to widespread places of Kashmir, fairly widespread places of Jammu and a few places of Ladakh, mainly Kargil district during next 24 to 36 hours. There are chances of light to moderate snowfall on Zojila, Sinthan pass, Jammu-Srinagar Highway, Mughal Road, and other hilly areas,” a spokesman of the Divisional Commissioner said.

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Accordingly, Deputy Commissioners of Kashmir Division including Leh and Kargil have been asked to advise people not to venture in avalanche prone areas during this period. The concerned Deputy Commissioners are also asked to take all precautionary measures, so as to avert any untoward incident. The road clearance and power restoration should be the utmost priority.

 

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