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MeT predicts dry weather in J&K till Jan 18

January 10, 2025

Srinagar:The Meteorological Centre Srinagar has predicted dry weather for today, followed by generally cloudy conditions with light rain and snow at isolated higher reaches on January 11.

According to the MeT Centre, dry weather is expected from January 12-14, cloudy conditions with light snow at higher reaches are predicted for January 15-16, and cloudy weather is forecasted for January 17-18.

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