Weather shifts across India: snow in hills, rain in south and east

The Indian meteorological department has forecast significant weather changes across the country over the coming days, with distinct patterns emerging in different regions.

The western Himalayas will experience rain and snowfall until November 13 due to an active western disturbance. Kashmir is bracing for particularly heavy rainfall on November 12, with authorities advising residents in vulnerable areas to remain vigilant. The snow and rain combination in higher altitude regions is expected to impact transportation and daily activities in hill stations and mountain communities.

Meanwhile, the formation of a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal on November 13 will drive increased rainfall activity across southern and eastern India. Meteorologists anticipate substantial precipitation in these regions during the extended weather system's influence.

In contrast, west-central India is expected to experience largely clear weather conditions during this period, offering relief to the region after recent unsettled conditions. Weather officials recommend that residents in rain-prone areas remain alert for potential flooding or water-related hazards as the systems move through their respective zones.