Fresh snowfall in Kashmir
Fresh snowfall was recorded in several higher reaches of Kashmir, including tourist resorts, while the plains experienced rainfall. The precipitation has raised hopes for a reduction in the high rainfall deficit affecting the valley. (Photo/Agencies)
Bhaderwah turns into winter wonderland
Jammu and Kashmir’s Bhaderwah was blanketed in fresh snow, covering rooftops, trees, and roads in a thick white layer. (Photo/Agencies)
Poonch covered in snow
Poonch also witnessed snowfall, turning the region into a winter landscape. (Photo/Agencies)
Tourist spots witness snowfall
Light snowfall was recorded at popular tourist destinations like Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Pahalgam, and Doodhpathri in Budgam district. Meanwhile, Srinagar and other plains were lashed by intermittent rain. (Photo/Agencies)
Bhalessa receive fresh snow
The upper reaches of Bhalessa in the Doda district received fresh snowfall, ending the prolonged dry spell and offering relief to residents. (Photo/Agencies)
Doda transforms into white wonderland
Doda district turned into a scenic snow-covered landscape after receiving a fresh spell of snowfall. (Photo/Agencies)
Ropeway services halt at Vaishno Devi
The helicopter and ropeway services at the Vaishno Devi shrine remained suspended due to snowfall in high-altitude areas. (Photo/Agencies)
More snowfall predicted
The Meteorological Centre Srinagar, in a post on social media, predicted rain or snow in many places between February 26 and 28. (Photo/Agencies)
Boost for tourism
This fresh snowfall has delighted tourists visiting the region, as well as local tourism operators and orchardists. While tourists are thrilled by the snowfall, those engaged in tourism and horticulture are hoping for more snowfall to further boost business and agricultural conditions. (Photo/Agencies)
Dry winter in Kashmir this year
Kashmir has witnessed a mostly dry winter this year with the months of January and February recording a precipitation deficit of around 80 per cent. (Photo/Agencies)