Srinagar, November 9: Weather conditions across Jammu and Kashmir are expected to remain largely dry on Monday, while a fresh spell of rainfall and snowfall is likely to affect several parts of the Union Territory from November 12 to 13, with daytime temperatures potentially dropping by 6 to 8 degrees Celsius.

According to the latest weather forecast, scattered higher-altitude areas may receive light rain and snowfall towards the evening of November 10.

November 11 is expected to remain partly cloudy. However, weather activity is likely to intensify over the following two days, with light to moderate rainfall expected at many places and light to moderate snowfall over higher reaches on November 12 and 13.

Another brief spell of rain and snowfall is likely at scattered locations on November 14 and 15.

The anticipated weather change may also bring a significant drop in daytime temperatures, with a decline of around 6 to 8 degrees Celsius expected across parts of the region.

Meanwhile, farmers have been advised to ensure the safe storage of harvested crops, particularly during November 12 and 13, when weather activity is expected to be more widespread.

Travellers and transporters have also been cautioned that fresh snowfall over higher reaches could disrupt traffic movement along important mountain passes and hilly roads. People have been advised to plan their journeys accordingly and follow official traffic advisories.