Snowfall likely in Kashmir Valley during weekend


Srinagar, Dec 19 (IANS): Moderate to light snowfall is likely to occur in the Kashmir Valley Saturday and Sunday as night temperatures would also rise during this period, the weather office said.

"Moderate to light snowfall will occur in higher reaches of the Valley on Dec 21 and 22," Sonam Lotus, director of the local weather office, told IANS.

"Because of atmospheric greenhouse effect during this period, the night temperatures across the Valley will rise while the day temperatures would fall due to cloudy weather conditions," the official added.

Moderate snowfall will occur in Gulmarg in north Kashmir and Pahalgam in south Kashmir .

"In Zojila Pass area of the Srinagar-Leh highway there would be moderate snowfall during this period. Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg and other higher reaches in south and north Kashmir would also receive moderate to light snowfall," Lotus said.

Foggy conditions are likely to occur in the mornings in Jammu city on Friday as well.

Intense fog affected visibility in the state's winter capital Thursday morning affecting both air and surface traffic to and from the city.

Locals said the foggy conditions were so intense that visibility fell down to just a few metres.

  

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