Jammu & Kashmir Weather Update: December 20 to December 31, 2024

Srinagar: The Meteorological Centre in Srinagar has released a detailed weather forecast for Jammu and Kashmir, covering December 20 to December 31, 2024. The bulletin highlights a mix of dry spells, light snowfall, and rain over the coming days, providing crucial information for travelers and residents preparing for the winter season.

Weather Forecast Overview

December 20
The region will experience predominantly dry weather, offering favorable conditions for outdoor activities and travel across the Union Territory.

December 21-22
Cloudy skies are expected, with a possibility of very light snowfall over the higher reaches of North Kashmir, particularly during the night of December 21 and the early morning of December 22. While no significant disruptions are anticipated, higher altitudes could see a slight dip in temperatures and visibility.

December 23-26
A prolonged dry spell is forecasted for this period. Residents and travelers can expect calm weather conditions, making it a good time for those planning to explore the region’s winter landscapes.

December 27-28
Cloud cover will return, with light rain and snowfall predicted over higher elevations. These conditions are expected from the late afternoon of December 27, continuing into the morning of December 28. Travelers heading to higher altitudes should be cautious of slippery roads and possible travel delays.

December 29-31
While specific forecasts for the final days of the month remain subject to updates, no major disturbances are currently expected.

Advisories for Travelers and Residents

1. Monitor Weather Updates: Residents and travelers are advised to stay updated with real-time weather forecasts, particularly those venturing into higher altitudes.

2. Winter Preparedness: With sporadic snowfall expected, ensure vehicles are equipped with snow chains and essential supplies, including warm clothing and emergency kits.

3. Travel Caution: Exercise caution on routes leading to North Kashmir and other high-altitude areas, especially from December 21-22 and December 27-28.

4. Stay Connected: Travelers should inform local authorities or family members about their plans when venturing into remote or mountainous regions.

Conclusion

The upcoming days in Jammu and Kashmir offer a combination of dry weather and light precipitation, characteristic of the winter season. While the conditions are generally favorable, intermittent snowfall and rain over higher reaches highlight the need for preparation and vigilance.

Stay tuned for further updates from the Meteorological Centre, Srinagar, as December unfolds.

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