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Azad Kashmir: Cold Intensifies Due to Rain and Snowfall

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Last updated: February 11, 2025 11:52 PM
Editorial Staff
Published: February 11, 2025
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Snowfall continues in various regions of Azad Kashmir, leading to a significant drop in temperature. Light rain was recorded in Haveli Kahuta, Jhelum Valley, Leepa Valley, Muzaffarabad, and surrounding areas early in the morning, while fresh snowfall has begun in the mountainous regions. Popular tourist spots such as Toli Peer, Lasdanna, and Haji Peer are also experiencing snowfall, making the scenery even more breathtaking.

Due to heavy snowfall, roads leading to Toli Peer and Lasdanna have been closed, and the Highways Department has started restoration work. Other roads remain accessible for traffic, but authorities have advised citizens and tourists to exercise caution while traveling.

According to the Azad Jammu Kashmir Meteorological Department, heavy snowfall is expected throughout the day in the mountains of Leepa Valley, which could further impact travel conditions. Muzaffarabad and nearby areas will experience cloudy weather with cold winds, while temperatures in different parts of Azad Kashmir are expected to range between 6 to 12 degrees Celsius. The recorded humidity level is 73%, and in Haveli Kahuta, wind speed has been measured at 2 km/h.

Residents have been advised to wear warm clothing and avoid unnecessary travel. Snow-covered roads in upper regions may become slippery, requiring drivers to be extra cautious. The Highways Department is actively working to restore affected roads to ensure the resumption of traffic as soon as possible.

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