FORECASTS

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 meteograms for the following locations: 

Gulmarg, Kashmir

Typically, 1 mm of precipitation = 1 cm of snow at 0°C (assuming normal density snow). However, colder temperatures might produce lighter, fluffier snow, increasing this ratio (e.g., 1 mm = 2-3 cm snow in very cold conditions)

Keylong, Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh

Manali, Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Uttarkashi, Garwal, Uttarakhand

Drass, Ladakh

IMD 7 Day: Mountain Weather Bulletin

INTERACTIVE CHARTS

 Rain, thunder Elevation Surface Forecast model ECMWF

NEMS - MODEL - 12 KM resolution, 180hr forecast:

Improved NMM successor, in operation since 2013. NEMS is a multiscale model (from global down to local domains), that improves calculation of cloud and precipitation development substantially.

meteoblue

Typically, 1 mm of precipitation = 1 cm of snow at 0°C (assuming normal density snow). 

However, colder temperatures might produce lighter, fluffier snow, increasing this ratio (e.g., 1 mm = 2-3 cm snow in very cold conditions)

 

Real Time Weather Radar - SRINAGAR 

What it shows? (past 3hr weather rain/snow accumulation)

Explainer:

The chart uses a topographical map with labeled locations such as SRN (Srinagar), KUP (Kupwara), and BRM (Baramulla), The concentric circles indicate distance from the radar station, with each ring marking a 20 km increment.
How to Use This Chart

• Travel Planning: If you’re heading to the mountains, check for red or yellow areas that might indicate heavy snowfall or rainfall, potentially affecting travel conditions.

• Outdoor Activities: For skiing, trekking, or mountaineering, blue or green zones indicate safer weather, while red areas suggest you should postpone plans.

• Short-Term Forecasting: This chart helps in monitoring real-time weather and identifying patterns, such as approaching storms or clear skies.

Color Scale: color bar represents precipitation intensity in mm

Blue to green indicates light precipitation, yellow to red shows moderate to heavy precipitation, and purple represents very heavy rainfall or snowfal

The colors on the map show areas experiencing precipitation and its intensity.