Weather Update for Jammu & Kashmir: August 3–11, 2025 | Rain, Thunderstorms, and Heat Advisory Issued
Srinagar, August 3, 2025
The Meteorological Centre Srinagar has issued a detailed weather forecast and advisory for the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir from August 3 to August 11, 2025. The bulletin warns of changing weather patterns, heavy rainfall in some districts, and advises farmers and locals to remain vigilant, especially during August 4–6.
🗓 Forecast Overview
📅 August 3, 2025 (Today):
- Generally cloudy weather is expected across Jammu and Kashmir.
- Brief spells of rain or thundershowers are likely at a few places.
- A few parts of Jammu Division may experience moderate rainfall.
📅 August 4–6, 2025:
- Daytime: Hot and humid conditions are likely to persist.
- Evening to Early Morning: Light to moderate rain and thundershower activity is expected at many places.
- ⚠ Possibility of intense showers and heavy rainfall in the following districts of Jammu Division:
➤ Rajouri
➤ Reasi
➤ Udhampur
➤ Doda
➤ Jammu
➤ Kathua
📅 August 7–9, 2025:
- Weather will remain generally hot and humid.
- There is a possibility of brief, isolated showers in some parts.
📅 August 10–11, 2025:
- A fresh spell of light to moderate rain and thundershowers is predicted across many areas of the Union Territory.
⚠ Weather Advisory Issued by MET Centre Srinagar
The advisory focuses on August 4–6, urging residents and administration to stay cautious due to expected intense rainfall in Jammu Division. Below are the key points of concern:
- Heavy Rainfall Alert:
Certain districts of Jammu Division are under alert for intense and heavy rainfall, particularly during the late-night and early-morning hours. - Flash Flood Risk:
Vulnerable locations, especially those near streams and low-lying areas, may experience flash floods. - Landslides and Shooting Stones:
Hilly areas are at risk of landslides, mudslides, and falling rocks (shooting stones), particularly along highways and rural roads. - Agricultural Advisory:
Farmers are strongly advised to suspend all farm operations during August 4–6 to avoid damage and ensure safety.
🧭 What Should You Do?
- Avoid travel in hilly terrain during heavy rain.
- Stay away from water bodies and flood-prone zones.
- Secure loose items and livestock, especially in flood-prone rural areas.
- Tourists and trekkers are advised to plan cautiously and keep updated with weather alerts.
📌 Conclusion
While Jammu & Kashmir braces for hot and humid days ahead, the possibility of heavy rain and related natural hazards between August 4–6 cannot be overlooked. Locals, tourists, and especially farmers are urged to remain alert and follow the advisory issued by the MET Centre Srinagar. The administration is likely to remain on standby for emergency response during this period.
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