Jammu and Kashmir Weather Today: Rain and snowfall likely, IMD issues advisory Jammu and Kashmir is expected to experience rain and snowfall today, marking a shift from several days of unusually warm weather. The Meteorological Centre in Srinagar has issued an alert, warning that higher elevations in Kashmir will see snowfall while plains will receive rain. Farmers are advised to pause agricultural activities, and high winds are anticipated. A dry spell is expected to follow the unsettled weather before another system arrives. The region has endured a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures significantly above seasonal averages. Until recently, the deviation from normal temperatures reached nearly 10 degrees. This unusual warmth has prompted officials to issue warnings about potential disruptions on mountain roads due to fresh snowfall. The weather forecast indicates cloudy skies across the Union Territory, with light to moderate rain likely in many areas. Snowfall is expected in higher reaches of north and central Kashmir. Fresh snow may impact travel on high-altitude roads and mountain passes. Farmers have been specifically advised to suspend agricultural work and spraying activities for the next two days due to the expected weather conditions. Thunderstorms accompanied by gusty winds of 30–40 km per hour may occur on March 11. After the rain and snowfall, a dry spell is predicted from March 12 to 14, with another weather system potentially arriving after this period. Forecasters anticipate unsettled conditions through the third week of March. Light rain or snow is expected on the night of March 15, and further rain and snowfall may occur in several locations from March 17 to 20. Temperature readings from Tuesday highlight the unusual warmth: Jammu recorded a maximum of 31.2°C, 5.#srinagar #gulmarg #jammu_and_kashmir #indian_meteorological_department #kashmir_valley
Two Women Snowboard Down Gulmarg’s Snow-Covered Slopes In Sarees, Internet Says ‘Yash Raj Films Take Notes’ Mumbai-based snowboarder Urmila Pable has sparked widespread admiration after sharing a video of herself and fellow rider Linda gliding down Gulmarg’s snowy slopes while dressed in traditional sarees. The clip, which blends traditional attire with high-energy snowboarding, has been hailed as a bold fusion of culture and sport, drawing comparisons to cinematic action sequences. The duo’s daring performance, captured in a viral post, has captivated audiences with its blend of style and athleticism. In the video, Urmila and Linda navigate the snow-covered mountain terrain with confidence, their flowing sarees contrasting strikingly with the crisp winter landscape. The scene has been described as both visually striking and thrilling, with viewers praising the pair’s skill and the seamless integration of traditional clothing into a modern sport. The caption accompanying the post reads, “Saree not sorry. Snowboarding edition,” a playful nod to the cultural significance of the attire. The video quickly gained traction online, amassing over four million views and sparking a wave of enthusiastic comments. Fans praised the women’s courage, with many calling them “superwomen” and expressing admiration for their fearless approach to the sport. Some viewers drew parallels to Bollywood, with one remarking, “Yash Raj Films should take notes,” while others highlighted the empowering message of the clip, stating, “Woman can do anything.” The post also drew attention to the harmony between tradition and adventure, with comments like, “Skiing and sareeing can go hand in hand.” This isn’t the first time Urmila Pable has made headlines.#urmila_pable #linda #gulmarg #yash_raj_films #priyanka_chopra
