Weather Update: Kashmir Faces Chilly Start
Temperatures are expected to fluctuate, with a significant rise in daytime temperatures, while the region faces a severe water crisis due to low precipitation, and the weather department predicts isolated spells of heavy rain and snow.
Jammu and Kashmir is experiencing a chilly start to February 24, 2025, with a minimum temperature of -27.38°C, and a forecasted maximum temperature of -12.29°C, along with a relative humidity of 15% and wind speed of 15 km/h.
The region is expected to experience cold conditions, with temperatures ranging between -27.38°C and -12.29°C. For February 25, the minimum and maximum temperatures are predicted to be -26.49°C and -8.73°C, respectively, with 37% humidity. The sun rose at 06:56 AM and will set at 06:14 PM, with the AQI level indicating good air quality.
Jammu and Kashmir recorded a significant rise in day and night temperatures over the past 24 hours, with dry weather prevailing across the Union Territory. Daytime temperatures surged by 5-9°C in many parts of Jammu, while night temperatures increased by 1-4°C across scattered parts of the Union Territory. Despite this, the region is facing a severe water crisis due to an over 80% precipitation deficit.
The weather department predicts mainly dry conditions for the next 24 hours, with isolated spells of heavy rain and snow expected from February 25, potentially disrupting surface traffic. For the next 7 days, the temperature is expected to range from -26.34°C to 13.31°C, with snowfall predicted on all days.
Residents of Jammu and Kashmir are advised to prepare for the cold conditions and potential disruptions in surface traffic due to the predicted snowfall and rain. The weather update will be closely monitored, and updates will be provided as necessary.
