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Fresh snow forecast for higher reaches from March 3

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Heavy overcast skies over Dal Lake in Srinagar just before the heavy dose of rains Thursday evening
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Srinagar, Mar 01: Moderate rain or snow is expected on higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir from March 03 afternoon (Sunday), the state’s meteorological department said on Friday.

Director Meteorological department, J&K, Sonam Lotus in a weather bulletin predicted moderate rains or snow on higher reaches of Jammu and Kashmir regions from Sunday afternoon.

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“Expect moderate rain/snow on higher reaches of Jmu n Kmr regions from this evening to 3rd Mar afternoon.  Thunderstorm with hail is also possible in some parts of Jmu region on 3rd Mar,” Lotus said.

 

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