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*Higher Reaches of Tulail Receive Fresh Snowfall, Mercury Dips in Gurez*

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
December 14, 2025
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Higher reaches receive fresh snowfall, light rains lash plains, MeT predicts dry weather till Feb 19
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Srinagar, Dec 14 : The higher reaches of Tulail Valley in north Kashmir’s Gurez sector in Bandipora experienced fresh snowfall on Sunday, leading to a noticeable drop in temperatures across the region, officials said.

The snowfall began during the early hours and continued intermittently, largely confined to the upper elevations of the Tulail sector.

Lower areas of Gurez witnessed overcast skies accompanied by cold winds, further intensifying the chill as winter conditions gradually strengthened in the high-altitude border region.

Locals reported that the fresh spell of snow added a thin white layer over the surrounding mountains.

They said the dip in temperature compelled them to take additional precautions to cope with the harsh weather.

Officials confirmed that the snowfall was light in nature and had not caused any disruption to daily life or essential services so far.

However, they advised people, especially those travelling towards higher reaches, to exercise caution as temperatures are expected to fall further during the night hours.

Despite the cold conditions, the snowfall was welcomed by many locals, who described it as beneficial for water resources and the local ecosystem.

The snow-covered peaks have also enhanced the scenic beauty of the valley, offering picturesque views across the region.

Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has forecast continued cold weather in the coming days, with the possibility of further light snowfall in higher areas.

KH Web Desk

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