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Meteorological Department predicts light rain and snowfall across Jammu & Kashmir today
✍️ Greater Kashmir
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 09:40 PM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a weather advisory indicating light rain and scattered snow showers across Jammu and Kashmir for today.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released a weather bulletin this morning forecasting light rain accompanied by occasional snow showers across the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir today. The advisory notes that precipitation will be most likely in the higher altitude regions, including parts of the Kashmir Valley and the Pir Panjal range, while lower-lying areas may experience only brief drizzles.
According to the forecast, rain is expected to begin in the early hours, with snowflakes appearing later in the day as temperatures dip in the mountainous zones. The IMD has advised residents to stay alert for sudden changes in weather, especially in remote hill stations where road conditions can deteriorate quickly.
Authorities have been urged to monitor the situation and ensure that essential services, such as power supply and transport, remain functional. Commuters are recommended to exercise caution while traveling, particularly on mountain passes that may become slippery due to the mixed rain‑snow conditions.
The department will continue to update the public with hourly bulletins as the day progresses, and has reminded citizens to follow safety guidelines issued by local disaster management agencies.
According to the forecast, rain is expected to begin in the early hours, with snowflakes appearing later in the day as temperatures dip in the mountainous zones. The IMD has advised residents to stay alert for sudden changes in weather, especially in remote hill stations where road conditions can deteriorate quickly.
Authorities have been urged to monitor the situation and ensure that essential services, such as power supply and transport, remain functional. Commuters are recommended to exercise caution while traveling, particularly on mountain passes that may become slippery due to the mixed rain‑snow conditions.
The department will continue to update the public with hourly bulletins as the day progresses, and has reminded citizens to follow safety guidelines issued by local disaster management agencies.