SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir is prone to expertise one other moist spell over the subsequent 10 days, with the Meteorological Division forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall in elements of Jammu division and warning of doable flash floods, landslides and waterlogging from August 9 to 11.
A MeT official mentioned one or two spells of sunshine to reasonable rain and thundershowers are anticipated at many locations on August 8, whereas transient intense showers might happen at a number of places.
For August 9 to 11, the division has forecast a number of spells of sunshine to reasonable rain and thundershowers at most locations. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is probably going in a number of districts of Jammu division, whereas some districts of Kashmir division might obtain transient spells of intense heavy showers.
The climate division has additional forecast mild rain and thundershowers at many locations between August 12 and 17, with transient intense showers doable at a number of places.
In its advisory for August 9 to 11, the MeT warned that torrential rain and intense heavy showers might set off flash floods and landslides in susceptible areas and trigger waterlogging in low-lying places.
Individuals have been suggested to keep away from nallahs, landslide-prone areas and different susceptible places, whereas authorities have been requested to stay alert in the course of the interval.
