On February 4, 2025, Jammu and Kashmir recorded bone-chilling temperatures, with the mercury plummeting to -16.06 °C. Today's forecast, provided by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), predicts even colder conditions, with minimum and maximum temperatures expected to range from -27.42 °C to -12.13 °C.
The region is currently grappling with high humidity levels at 89% and fierce winds clocking at 89 km/h, making the cold feel even more intense. The sun rose at 07:15 AM and is expected to set at 05:56 PM, marking short daylight hours characteristic of winter.
Looking forward to tomorrow, February 5, 2025, the weather does not promise much relief, as temperatures are anticipated to hit minimums of -26.59 °C and maximums of -15.14 °C. Humidity will not vary significantly, remaining at about 87% throughout the day. Such conditions alert residents to plan their clothing and outdoor activities with care, especially for those sensitive to harsh weather.
According to the IMD, the sky is snowy today, contributing to the picturesque yet severe winter atmosphere across the stunning landscapes of Jammu and Kashmir. Residents are advised to remain cautious of the extreme cold and to suit their attire appropriately if stepping outdoors.
Today's air quality index (AQI) stands at 0.0, indicating very clean air, but it is still recommended for those engaging in outdoor activities to monitor local air quality alerts. Although the temperature remains predominantly low, air quality is not currently deemed hazardous.
For those intrigued by weather patterns, the IMD's predictions for the next seven days reveal varied weather conditions. Daily updates will encompass minimum and maximum temperatures, humidity levels, and anticipated sky conditions, whether clear, sunny, or cloudy. The IMD urges everyone to keep abreast of these forecasts to plan effectively for upcoming days.
Residents and visitors alike should remain mindful of the frigid conditions gripping Jammu and Kashmir and prepare adequately for the days to come. Given the consistently low temperatures and high winds, prioritizing warm clothing and possibly limiting exposure to the elements is advised.
Focusing on potential impacts, the IMD recommends adjusting daily routines to incorporate indoor activities more suited to the climate, and to keep informed about local updates on weather and air quality.