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ZT weather outlook: How much would it rain for next 3 days?

25 August 2020

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ZT WEATHER MONITORING

Srinagar: Intermittent rains, both moderate and heavy, are likely across Jammu & Kashmir, starting Tuesday night until Friday afternoon, analysis of multiple weather data by Ziraat Times indicates.

Due to two low pressure areas forming in the vicinity of J&K on Tuesday, and influx of heavily moist monsoon clouds from the plains into J&K, some areas of J&K are likely to witness heavy rainfall as well.

Day-wise weather outlook for both Kashmir and Jammu regions over the next three days is given below:

Wednesday:

Even as some rains are likely in some parts of Kashmir region, especially in North Kashmir, late Tuesday, considerable rainfall activity is likely in most parts of Kashmir region on Wednesday. Tuesday would also see moderate to heavy rainfall in parts of Jammu region, including Pirpanjal and Chenab valleys.

Thursday

On Thursday, moderate to heavy rainfall will occur across Kashmir valley, Jammu region and parts of Ladakh. Mountains of Ladakh are likely to witness snowfall while higher reaches of South East Kashmir, including Kolohai glacier and surrounding areas are likely to witness light snowfall as well.

Friday

Intermittent showers are also likely in some parts of Kashmir valley on early Friday, with rainfall giving way to full sunny weather in the afternoon.

Note: Ziraat Times issues weather forecast/advisories in the interest of farmers and general public based on the analysis of multiple weather data, including dynamic and ultraviolet satellite imagery, cloud movement models, supercomputer-generated direction and wind speeds associated with the westerly jet, temperature variations within Jammu & Kashmir, sub-regions and neighbouring regions as well as past weather data and patterns. While maximum care is taken in generating this information, and most times our forecasts are accurate; due to the rapidly-changing nature of winds, humidity and local cloud formation, at times, the forecast might not go as anticipated. We advise discretion in using this information.