Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Kashmir Faces Fifth Day of Heavy Rain
Kashmir has been experiencing heavy rain for five days straight.
The rain is expected to continue for a few more days, but it should improve by late afternoon.
The water levels in rivers and other water bodies have been rising, but they started to decrease on Saturday.
The officials are warning about the possibility of flashfloods, landslides, and mudslides in some areas.
The administration is keeping a close eye on the situation to ensure safety.
Kashmir experienced heavy rain for the fifth consecutive day.
The rain is expected to continue but improve by late afternoon.
Water levels in rivers and water bodies have started to decrease.
Officials warn of potential flashfloods, landslides, and mudslides.
The administration is monitoring the situation closely.
- Who
- Residents and officials of Kashmir
- What
- Heavy rainfall for the fifth consecutive day
- When
- July 25, with forecasts until July 31
- Where
- Kashmir Valley, including Srinagar and Anantnag
- Why
- Weather conditions leading to prolonged rainfall and potential flooding
Concerned Citizens
Meteorological Department
Rainfall Duration
Concerned Citizens
Express concern over the prolonged rainfall and potential for flooding.
Meteorological Department
Predicts the rain will continue but improve by late afternoon.
Flood Risk
Concerned Citizens
Worry about the rising water levels in rivers and water bodies.
Meteorological Department
Warns of possible flashfloods, landslides, and mudslides in vulnerable areas.
- Rainfall Duration
- 5 consecutive days
- Flood Declaration Mark
- 18 feet
- Current Water Level
- 18.15 feet
- Forecast Period
- July 28-31
- Potential Hazards
- Flashfloods, landslides, mudslides