Last Updated: October 13, 2026

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    Army, Police Rescue 214 Tourists Stranded at Sinthan Pass

    The Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police successfully rescued 214 tourists who were stranded at Sinthan Pass after heavy snowfall blocked the route in Jammu and Kashmir. The tourists, who were travelling through the mountainous pass, found themselves trapped when sudden snowfall covered the roads and made vehicle movement extremely difficult. Rescue teams quickly.

    Minimum temperature improves; Kashmiris pray for bountiful snowfall

    Sub-zero temperatures continue across Kashmir as MeT forecasts mostly dry weather till January 25. Lack of snowfall during Chillai Kalan raises serious water concerns.

    Cold Wave Intensifies in Kashmir as Gulmarg Records Season’s Coldest Night at -8.8°C

    Kashmir reels under an intense cold wave as Gulmarg records the season’s coldest night at minus 8.8°C. Concerns rise over lack of snowfall.

    Intense cold grips J&K, night temperatures below zero throughout Valley

    Severe cold conditions prevailed across Jammu and Kashmir as temperatures dipped below freezing, freezing water taps and puddles, while snowfall remains elusive.

    Clear sky brings down minimum temperature in J&K; cold wave intensifies

    Minimum temperatures dropped across J&K after a clear night. The MeT Department has forecast mostly dry weather during Chillai Kalan

    Kashmir Receives First Snowfall of Season as ā€˜Chillai Kalan’ Begins

    Kashmir receives its first snowfall of the season as Chillai Kalan begins. Snowfall in Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and other higher reaches improves air quality

    Kashmiris await rain and snow as 40-day long ‘Chillai Kalan’ begins tomorrow

    As Chillai Kalan begins in Kashmir, the Meteorological Department forecasts rain in plains and moderate to heavy snowfall in higher reaches

    Cold wave continues in Kashmir; day temperature drops to 7

    Kashmir Valley sees minimum temperatures rise above freezing due to nightlong cloud cover, while maximum temperatures drop.

    Intense cold wave sweeps across Kashmir; no forecast for snowfall till mid Dec

    Kashmir continues to reel under a severe cold wave with Srinagar recording –4°C and temperatures expected to drop further.