Meteorological Department J&K

30/07/2026

Weather Bulletin for Jammu & Kashmir

Issued by: MET Department Srinagar.

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📅 30-31st July.

One or two spells of light to moderate rain/thundershowers are likely at most places, mainly during afternoon/evening and early morning/morning hours.

Brief intense heavy showers/torrential rain are possible at a few places in Jammu Division.

📅 1st August.

A spell of light rain/brief thundershower is expected at scattered places, with the possibility of brief intense showers.

📅 2-4th August.

Few spells of light to moderate rain/thundershowers are likely at many places, mainly during afternoon/evening and early morning/morning hours.

Heavy rain, brief intense heavy showers, and torrential rain are possible over a few districts of Jammu Division.

📅 5-7th August.

Light to moderate rain/thundershowers are likely at scattered places, with the possibility of brief intense showers.

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Heavy rain/brief intense heavy showers are likely over a few districts of Jammu Division on 30th & 31st July and 2nd & 3rd August.

Torrential rain and brief intense heavy showers may trigger flash floods and landslides in vulnerable areas.

25/07/2026

Rain has stopped at many places across Kashmir and Jammu divisions, except parts of Ramban, Reasi, and Udhampur districts.

Recent radar imagery (around 19:20–20:00 IST) shows residual activity mainly in parts of Jammu division (e.g., around Reasi/Udhampur/Ramban areas) and some patches elsewhere, consistent with the easing of the spell.

for the next 24 hours:
Generally cloudy, with a brief spell of light rain at a few places possible tonight (cannot be ruled out).
A spell of light to moderate rain/thundershower towards early morning in a few districts of Jammu Division.
Another spell of light rain/thundershower at many places across J&K towards tomorrow afternoon until evening hours, followed by improvement.

: Major chances of landslides, mudslides, shooting stones, and rockfalls in vulnerable and hilly areas of J&K. Stay away from river banks, nallahs/streams, and landslide-prone zones.

25/07/2026

Water Level and Rainfall Summary (July 20-25, 2026).
Via IFC Kashmir.

24/07/2026

Weather Update till 30/07/2026.

24/07/2026

Warnings for Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh

Date of Issue: July 24, 2026.

24/07/2026

24/07/2026

Significant rainfall recorded in Jammu & Kashmir over the past 24 hours:

Udhampur recorded the highest amount. These figures indicate heavy to very heavy rain in parts of the region, which can lead to localized flooding, landslides, or disruptions in hilly/terrain areas. Stay updated with official JK MET or local advisories for any weather alerts.

24/07/2026

Flood Bulletin Update
Date: 24 July 2026
Time: 6:30 am.

The water level at Sangam reached a peak gauge of 20.37 ft at 2300 Hrs on 23 July 2026. Since then, the river has been on a receding trend, with the latest gauge recorded at 19.49 ft.

At Ram Munshibagh, the current water level stands at 19.13 ft. The river continues to show a marginal rise at this location. However, considering the upstream receding trend, the water level is expected to attain its peak and commence recession within the next few hours.

22/02/2026

Unprecedented February Heat Sets New Records Across Kashmir

Exceptional warmth continued to dominate the region today, with multiple meteorological stations across Kashmir registering record-breaking February temperatures. The ongoing heat spell has either surpassed or closely approached historical benchmarks, underscoring the unusual intensity of current conditions.

Kokernag - 19.0°C
Highest February temperature ever recorded.
Previous record: 18.4°C (29 February 2016 and 20 February 2026).
Departure: +10.2°C above the climatological normal.

Pahalgam - 17.5°C.
Second-highest February temperature on record.
All-time February high: 17.6°C (24 February 2016).
Departure: +10.0°C above normal.

Qazigund - 21.5°C
Highest February temperature ever recorded.
Previous record: 21.0°C (20 February 2026).
Departure: +11.4°C above normal.

These readings reflect a significant positive anomaly for the month, indicating an intense and persistent warm spell affecting the region.

19/02/2026

Maximum and Minimum temperature in Jammu and Kashmir on 18 and 19th of February respectively.