Residents in Srinagar are being urged to stay alert as changing weather conditions bring a mix of clouds, rain, and possible thunderstorms over the next few days. The India Meteorological Department has forecast variable skies on Saturday, with increasing cloud cover and chances of light rain by evening.

Temperatures in Srinagar are expected to remain mild, with daytime highs around 18°C and nighttime lows dipping to nearly 7°C. While the morning may begin with clearer skies, weather patterns influenced by western disturbances are likely to cause sudden changes as the day progresses. Jammu Weather Forecast and Update: Rain, Thunderstorms and Gusty Winds to Impact Region Today.

Srinagar Weather Forecast and Update Today

Authorities have issued a precautionary advisory, asking residents to limit non-essential movement. “People are advised to remain indoors unless necessary and avoid travel during this period,” the administration stated. Special warnings have been issued for tourists, shikara operators, and those near water bodies like Dal Lake and the Jhelum River.

The administration has activated emergency services, including the District Emergency Operation Centre and Police Control Room, to respond to any untoward incidents. Officials stressed that public cooperation is essential to minimize risks during this period of unstable weather. Jammu and Kashmir Weather Alert: MeT Forecasts Erratic Rain and Snow From April 3 to 5, Peak Activity on April 4.

According to meteorological officials, a western disturbance is expected to bring widespread rainfall and snowfall in higher reaches between April 3 and 4, along with thunderstorms, hail, and gusty winds reaching speeds of 40 to 50 kmph. “There is a likelihood of brief but intense showers in some areas, which may trigger flash floods, landslides, and waterlogging in low-lying regions,” an official said.

Weather conditions are expected to slightly improve on April 5 and 6, with partly cloudy skies and isolated showers. However, another spell of rain and snowfall is likely between April 7 and 9. Light precipitation may continue on April 10 and 11, followed by generally dry weather from April 12 to 15.

Notably, Jammu and Kashmir recorded a 34 percent rainfall deficit in March, making the upcoming wet spell crucial for the region, though it also raises safety concerns.

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