Srinagar: The three-day wet spell ended across Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, the local weatherman here has predicted a four-day dry spell across the Union Territory, saying that the temperature would again rise from tomorrow.
Director Meteorological department (MeT), Sonum Lotus told KNO that they are expecting a four-day dry spell from tomorrow till March 28. “Light rainfall is expected on March 29, however, the whole week would remain possibly dry.”
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