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Srinagar: Water levels has started receding both
at Sangam in south Kasgmir and Ram
Munshibagh in Srinagar, officials said Tuesday.
Here are the water levels recorded at 11 am
Tuesday.
Sangam 16.20 ft | The level has decreased by
0.25 ft against the level recorded at 10 am
Ram Munshibagh 18.20 ft | The level has
decreased by 0.10 ft against the level recorded
at 10 am
Asham 12.75 ft | Maintained a steady level

'Water level significantly recedes at Sangam
and slightly recedes at Ram Munshibagh as
weather improved on Monday.'

Jhelum water level at 9 pm on March 30:
Place Water Change
from 7 pm
Danger
level
Sangam 20.00
feet - 0.50 21 feet
Ram
Munshibagh
19.55
feet - 0.15 18 feet
Asham 12.66
feet + 0.16 14 feet

Heavy snowfall to continue till Feb 25: MeT
Srinagar:Adverse weather conditions will continue in Kashmir till Feb 25 with heavy snowfall in many areas of the valley, the Met Office said Thursday.
“There has been heavy snowfall in Pir Panjal mountain range and in many other places of the higher reaches of the valley Wednesday night,” Met Office director Sonam Lotus said.
“Snowfall also occurred in Gulmarg Thursday and three feet of snow has been accumulated on the ground. Light snowfall was also witnessed in Srinagar. Adverse weather conditions will continue till Feb 25,” Lotus said.
“There will be some relief from adverse weather conditions Friday and Saturday, but very heavy snowfall is likely to occur Feb 23, 24 and 25 in the higher reaches, while light snowfall and rainfall will occur in the plains,” Lotus said.
“The weather will disrupt both air and surface transport systems during this period in the valley, the Met Office said.
The Srinagar-Leh flight scheduled for Thursday has been cancelled and flights to and from Srinagar to other parts of the country have also been delayed or cancelled, said an official.
Kashmir has received very scanty rain and snowfall this season so far and farmers as well as orchardists are worried over this.