Temperature likely to Drop a MET predicts Rainfall from July 6 to 8
Srinagar, July 5,The Kashmir Valley is likely to experience the hottest day of the season today, but a spell of relief is expected beginning Sunday, with the Meteorological Department forecasting moderate rainfall and a drop in temperatures.
Director Meteorological Centre Srinagar, Dr Mukhtar Ahmad, told news agency that maximum temperatures are likely to peak across the Valley on Saturday. “The heatwave is likely to subside from Sunday onwards as rainfall is likely,” he said.
According to a detailed forecast issued by the MeT Centre, July 6 to 8 will likely remain generally cloudy, with intermittent light to moderate rainfall at many places. “Few areas may also witness intense rainfall, especially in parts of Jammu Division,” the forecast reads.
On 6-8th July, Generally cloudy with possibility of intermittent light to moderate Rain/thundershower at many places. Few places may receive intense showers with heavy Rain at isolated places of Jammu Division.
From July 9 to 10, light to moderate rain is expected at scattered to many places, while July 11 and 12 may see a return of hot and humid weather with brief showers at some locations.
The Meteorological Department has also issued a weather advisory, warning of possible flash floods at vulnerable locations, landslides, mudslides, and shooting stones during the July 6 to 8 period.
The advisory also cautions about a likely rise in water levels in rivers, streams, and local Nallahs, which may cause waterlogging in low-lying areas.
Farmers have been advised to suspend irrigation and other farm operations during the rainy period due to the risk of flooding and crop damage.