J&K Weather Outlook: Dry Days, With Occasional Snow in Higher Reaches
The Jammu & Kashmir region is expected to witness mostly dry weather over the next few days, according to the latest bulletin from the Met Centre Srinagar. However, parts of the higher reaches may experience light snowfall intermittently — a pattern typical for early winter in the valley.
🌤️ Forecast at a Glance
- 2–3 December: Generally dry across both Jammu and Kashmir divisions. Skies largely clear with stable conditions.
- 4–5 December: Cloud cover likely to build by the evening of 4th. There is a chance of a brief spell of light snow in isolated higher-altitude areas by late night (4th) or early morning (5th).
- 6–7 December: Return to generally dry conditions.
- 8 December: Forecast calls for partly to generally cloudy skies. A brief spell of light snow cannot be ruled out in isolated high-altitude locations.
- 9–13 December: Skies expected to range from partly to generally cloudy, but no major precipitation anticipated.
- 14–15 December: Partly to generally cloudy weather is forecast, with a possibility of light snow again in isolated higher elevations.
⚠️ Advisory: Fog Possible in Low-lying Areas
Residents and travellers should note that shallow to moderate fog is likely to persist over many areas in the Kashmir Division and isolated parts of the Jammu Division. The fog may affect visibility — especially during early morning and late evening commutes.
🎯 What This Means for Residents, Travelers, and Tourists
- For locals: The dry weather through early December is likely to ease day-to-day movement and outdoor plans. However, those in or travelling to higher-altitude areas should be prepared for a possibility of light snowfall, which may affect roads or cause brief disruption.
- For tourists & travellers: If you plan a trip to mountain areas, keep an eye on latest weather updates. Light snow may add to scenic beauty, but also could affect travel conditions — especially on narrow or mountainous roads.
- For commuters and authorities: Fog in low-lying areas may reduce visibility; caution is advised while driving early morning or late evening.
📌 Why This Forecast Matters
Winter in Jammu & Kashmir often brings widely varying conditions across altitudes — plains may remain dry and chilly, while mountains see early snow. Forecasts like this help people plan ahead: from daily commutes to travel plans in snow-prone zones. The guidance from Met Centre Srinagar ensures that citizens, tourists, and transport authorities stay alert and make informed decisions.
Forecast data as per Met Centre Srinagar bulletin issued 02.12.2025
