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MeT Prediction Intermittent Spells Till Aug 13

August 6, 2024

Srinagar: The Meteorological Centre Srinagar Tuesday predicted more intermittent spells of rain in J&K’s parts till the 13th of August.

An official from the MeT Centre Srinagar effectively stated that brief spells of rain would be observed in parts of J&K, especially during day time, from 6th-10th of this month.

The Meteorological Centre Srinagar Tuesday predicted more intermittent spells of rain in J&K’s parts till the 13th of August.

He stated that brief spells of rain would be observed in parts of J&K, especially during day time, from 6th-10th of this month.

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