Jammu temperature

The Up to about 7,000 feet (2,100 metres), woodlands of deodar cedar, blue pine, walnut, willow, elm, and poplar occur. From 7,000 to 10,500 feet (3,200 metres), coniferous forests with fir, pine, and spruce are found. From 10,500 to 12,000 feet (3,700 metres), birch is dominant, and above 12,000 feet there are meadows with rhododendrons and dwarf willows as well as honeysuckle. The The Great Himalayas lie along the eastern border with Ladakh. Geologically complex and topographically immense, the Great Himalayas contain ranges with numerous peaks reaching elevations of 20,000 feet (6,100 metres) or higher, between which lie deeply entrenched remote valleys. The region was heavily glaciated during the Pleistocene Epoch, and remnant glaciers and snowfields are still present. The zone receives some rain from the southwest

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing the hottest March after seven decades. The mercury broke all records in March with Jammu and Kashmir recording an all-time high of 37.3 degrees Celsius on Sunday (March 27). As per metrological department records, the previous high of March month was 37.2 degrees Celsius recorded 76 years ago. “At 37.3°C, Jammu broke all-time Max. Temp. record of 37.2°C recorded earlier on 31.3.1945( 76 yrs.record). Since last 3-4 days, weather remained mainly Fair and clear in J&K due to absence of any low-pressure system or any localized weather system. Dry and hot weather is likely to prevail for next few days as well.” MET predicted no significant weather change expected during the next one week except cloudiness to chances of light rain/snow over “extreme higher reaches” of North -western and Northern parts of J&K during night of March 20. Meanwhile, Srinagar, recorded maximum of 25.0°C while Qazigund recorded 26.5°C, Pahalgam 22.3°C, Kokernag 24.6°C, Kupwara 26.0°C and Gulmarg 15.0°C. Temperatures both in Jammu and Kashmir has been above normal in the month of March. In Jammu, the temperature was 8.4 degrees above normal while in Srinagar it was 2.6 degrees above normal. Experts say that the temperatures in summers will be hot to very hot but in winters it will be cold to very cold. They said it's because of global warming and weather change across the globe. The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report released on Monday suggests...

The temperatures in Jammu during July are extremely high, between 31° C and hot as 40° C, drinking water regularly is advisable. You can expect about 3 to 8 days of rain in Jammu during the month of July. It’s a good idea to bring along your umbrella so that you don’t get caught in poor weather. Our weather forecast can give you a great sense of what weather to expect in Jammu in July 2023. If you’re planning to visit Jammu in the near future, we highly recommend that you review the