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Heavy Rains, Flash Floods Likely in J&K: MET Predicts Intense Showers July 23-24

Warning of flash floods, landslides, and rise in river water levels; hot & humid weather with brief Showers likely July 25-27; Wet spell again from 28-30 July

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Srinagar, July 23 (JKNS): The Meteorological Department (MET) on Wednesday issued a weather advisory predicting light to moderate rain and thunderstorms across Jammu & Kashmir, with heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated to scattered places, particularly in the Jammu Division, over the next 48 hours.

Director MET, Dr. Mukhtar Ahmad, told news agency JKNS that from July 23-24, districts including Poonch, Rajouri, Ramban, Reasi, Udhampur, Jammu, and Kathua are expected to receive intense showers. “A few areas in the Kashmir Division may also experience moderate to intense rainfall,” he said.

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From July 25-27, the weather is expected to turn hot and humid, with only brief showers at isolated places. However, from July 28-30, intermittent light to moderate rain and thundershowers are forecast, with intense rainfall at a few places in the Jammu region, mainly during late-night and early-morning hours.

The MET department has warned of flash floods, landslides, mudslides, shooting stones, and a rise in water levels in rivers and streams, especially in vulnerable areas. Waterlogging in low-lying areas is also anticipated. Farmers have been advised to resume farm operations between July 25-27 when weather conditions are expected to remain relatively stable.

The department urged residents, travelers, and authorities to remain vigilant during this wet spell. (JKNS)

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