After a prolonged dry spell, the Kashmir Valley finally received much-needed rainfall, offering respite to residents and farmers. However, heavy rains in the Jammu Division have raised concerns about flash floods and waterlogging.
RainfallKashmirJammuFlash FloodsDisaster ManagementReal EstateJul 06, 2025

The recent rainfall in Kashmir is a result of a shift in weather patterns, bringing much-needed relief after an extended period of dry and scorching weather.
The rainfall has helped to ease the ongoing heatwave and provided much-needed water for crops and orchards, reviving hopes for the region’s agriculture and horticulture sectors.
The Jammu Division is experiencing intense rainfall, leading to concerns about flash floods, waterlogging, and landslides, particularly in low-lying and vulnerable areas.
Disaster management teams are on high alert, and authorities have issued alerts for low-lying and vulnerable areas. Residents are advised to stay vigilant and avoid non-essential travel in flood-prone regions.
The stark difference in weather conditions between Jammu and Kashmir highlights the importance of region-specific preparedness to effectively manage the impacts of monsoon rains and mitigate risks such as flash floods and landslides.

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