Jammu & Kashmir Weather Update (03 Nov 2025): Light Rain, Snow Expected in Coming Days; Temperature to Drop from Nov 5
Jammu & Kashmir Weather Update: Forecast for November 2025
As per the latest bulletin issued by the Meteorological Centre Srinagar (MET Centre SRN), the weather in Jammu and Kashmir is expected to remain generally dry on November 3, 2025, with significant changes forecast for the next few days. The department has also issued an advisory for farmers and the general public, warning of possible rain, snowfall, and a sharp drop in temperature starting November 4 evening.
Detailed Weather Forecast
November 3, 2025 (Today)
The day will remain generally dry across both Kashmir and Jammu divisions. Pleasant daytime conditions are expected with partly sunny skies in most areas. No major weather activity is predicted for today, providing a brief calm before the upcoming wet spell.
November 4–5, 2025
The MET department has forecast generally cloudy conditions on November 4 and 5, with the possibility of a spell of light to moderate rain and light snowfall over higher reaches of the Kashmir Valley.
- Kashmir Division: Rain/snow likely at many places, especially during the evening and night hours of November 4 extending into early morning of November 5.
- Jammu Division: Scattered rainfall may occur at a few places, particularly in the northwestern and hilly districts.
Residents and travelers are advised to stay updated on local forecasts as the weather could affect road connectivity, especially on mountain passes like Zojila, Razdan Top, and Sinthan Top.
November 6–15, 2025
From November 6 onward, the weather is likely to turn mainly dry across the Union Territory. The MET Centre expects stable weather conditions to persist for about a week, which may help ease travel and outdoor activities. However, night temperatures are expected to remain low, particularly in the higher reaches of Kashmir and Ladakh regions.
Advisory from MET Centre Srinagar ⚠
The MET Centre has issued an important advisory for residents, farmers, and travelers in Jammu and Kashmir:
- ⚡ Thunderstorm, Lightning, and Gusty Winds (30–40 kmph) are expected at a few places during the evening of November 4.
- 🌡️ Significant fall in both day and night temperatures from November 5 onwards at several places across J&K.
- 🌾 Farmers are advised to suspend farm operations on November 4 to avoid potential damage due to wind and rainfall.
The department has also suggested that travelers and tourists remain cautious while visiting hilly or snow-prone areas during this period, as temporary disruptions are possible due to slippery roads and low visibility.
What Residents Can Expect
With a western disturbance likely to influence J&K weather from November 4, residents can expect:
- Cloudy skies and mild rain in the valley plains.
- Fresh snowfall in higher reaches such as Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Gurez, Pahalgam, and parts of Kupwara.
- Cooler days and chilly nights starting November 5, signaling the early onset of winter-like conditions.
Farmers should take note of the advisory to protect standing crops and harvested produce, while travelers are advised to check latest road and flight updates before planning inter-district movement.
Temperature Outlook
According to the forecast, maximum temperatures are expected to drop by 4–6°C, while minimum temperatures may see a sharp dip of 3–5°C across Kashmir and parts of Jammu. Srinagar, which has been experiencing mild autumn weather, could witness night temperatures close to 2–3°C post-November 5.
Summary of Weather Pattern (3–15 November 2025)
| Date | Weather Condition | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Nov | Generally dry | Pleasant weather |
| 4–5 Nov | Cloudy, rain/snow at some places | Thunderstorms & gusty winds likely |
| 6–15 Nov | Generally dry | Cold and clear conditions |
Conclusion
The upcoming weather changes mark the transition from autumn to early winter across Jammu and Kashmir. While the dry spell has kept conditions calm so far, the approaching light rain and snowfall will bring much-needed moisture and a drop in temperature.
The MET Centre Srinagar continues to monitor the situation closely and urges residents to follow the official weather advisories for safety. Farmers, commuters, and tourists should stay informed through reliable sources like IMD updates and local weather bulletins.
Stay tuned for more daily weather updates and advisories from Jammu and Kashmir’s official MET sources.
