Western Disturbance to Bring Rain and Snowfall Across Jammu & Kashmir
SRINAGAR, Nov 1: A fresh Western Disturbance is set to impact Jammu and Kashmir on November 4 and 5, likely bringing rainfall to plains and snowfall to upper reaches, according to weather experts.
Follow our WhatsApp Channel for instant updates — Join Now
According to independent forecaster Kashmir Weather, the incoming system is expected to be of moderate intensity, accompanied by a cold front that will significantly drop temperatures across the Union Territory. The disturbance marks one of the more notable weather changes of the post-autumn season.
Read more latest weather updates here: Jammu and Kashmir Weather Today
The forecast suggests widespread rain in low-lying areas and moderate to heavy snowfall in higher regions such as Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Kupwara, and Pahalgam during the two-day spell. Meteorologists also warn of a sharp temperature drop post the system’s passage, with Srinagar likely to record its first sub-zero temperature of the season.
Meanwhile, parts of Jammu division may experience light rain and cooler winds, while Gulmarg could see early snow accumulation up to 4–6 inches, signaling the onset of winter conditions.
Residents and travelers have been advised to plan accordingly as slippery roads and reduced visibility may affect traffic movement on hilly routes like the Srinagar–Leh highway and Mughal Road.
Temperature Snapshot (as of Nov 1, 2025):
- Srinagar: 8°C (Max), 2°C (Min)
- Gulmarg: 4°C (Max), -1°C (Min)
- Jammu: 27°C (Max), 13°C (Min)
The Meteorological Department (MeT) has advised farmers to avoid harvesting during this period and for tourists to stay updated with local advisories.
Tags:
Jammu and Kashmir weather, Kashmir snowfall, Srinagar temperature, Gulmarg snow, Western Disturbance, Kashmir Weather Forecast, Jammu rain, MeT Department J&K