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Cold, Cloudy Weather Persists in Ladakh; Zojila, Drass and High Passes Receive Fresh Snowfall

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffDecember 13, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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The upper reaches of central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district, including health resort of Sonamarg, Gumri Zojila Pass, Shaitani Nallah, Panch Tarni, Zero Point, Minimarg, Drass Kargil received fresh snowfall on Wednesday. PHOTO BY BILAL BAHADUR
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Leh : Cold and cloudy weather conditions continue to prevail across Ladakh, with fresh snowfall reported over several higher reaches, including key mountain passes, officials said on Saturday.

According to the latest weather update, 2 to 3 inches of snowfall has been recorded over Zojila, Drass, Sankoo Zanskar, Shinkula, Khardongla and other higher altitude areas. The prevailing weather conditions are expected to persist today, with cold and cloudy skies dominating most parts of Ladakh.

The forecast indicates that similar weather conditions are likely to continue during December 14 and 15, with snowfall expected over peaks and high-altitude passes. From December 16 to 19, the weather is expected to remain partly cloudy, offering a brief window of relatively stable conditions.

However, between December 20 and 22, there is a possibility of light to moderate snowfall at several places along the Zojila Kargil Zanskar axis and over higher reaches of the Leh Changthang area. Weather officials said no major snowfall is forecast in the western Himalayan region, including Ladakh, at least until December 20.

People have also been advised to switch off bukharis and other heating devices before going to bed, as improper use can lead to asphyxiation and pose serious life-threatening risks.

Meanwhile, officials said road conditions and weather updates will continue to be closely monitored, especially along vital passes that connect Ladakh with Kashmir and other regions.

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