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On Sunday night, Shimla received the first snowfall of the season ahead of the New Year,
bringing joy to residents and hoteliers, much to visitors' delight.
MeT Centre Shimla predicts Monday's rain and snow.
Kufri received 30 cm of snowfall 14 kilometres away from Shimla, Dalhousie 22 cm, Manali 14 cm, Shimla 9 cm, Jubbar Hatti 4 cm, Khadrala Khada Pathar and Sungri received 7 cm of snow each. In comparison, Narkanda and Rohru each reported 2 cm of snowfall. Palampur received 16mm of rain, Nahan 14.6mm, Solan 13.8mm, Bilaspur 13.5mm, Chamba 13mm, Kangra 12.8mm, Una 9.8mm, Mandi 8.4mm and Dharamshala 2.6mm in addition to this.
Shimla Police Superintendent Mohit Chawla said roads were blocked due to snowfall in the upper areas of districts such as Kharapathar, Narkanda, Fagu, Khidki and Chambi.
Around a dozen roads in Chopal sub-division have also been blocked.
Due to fresh snowfall in the Solang valley and Jalori Pass, Atal Tunnel, National Highway 305 was also blocked for vehicular traffic. Kullu Gaurav Singh, Superintendent of Police (SP), has advised individuals not to reach these areas.
Meanwhile, along with high winds, the plains experienced light to moderate rainfall, intensifying the chill.
In Chamba, snowfall was also witnessed in Dalhousie and the upper reaches, including Bharmaur and Pangi.
On Tuesday, the Met office forecast clear weather, but warned of thick ground frost and severe cold waves in the lower hills from 29 to 31 December, causing crop damage.
Shimla shivered at minus 1.1 ° C, while Kufri reached a minimum temperature of -2.4 ° C. Minimum temperatures of 0.2 ° C, 1.4 ° C and -3.4 ° C were reported at Manali, Dharamshala, Dalhousie.
At 2.8 ° C, 0.7 ° C in Solan, 3 ° C in Bilaspur, 2.8 ° C in Hamirpur, 7.9 ° C in Nahan, 3.2 ° C in Mandi and minus 3.1 ° C in Kalpa, Kinnaur district, the minimum temperature in Una was reported.
MeT Centre Shimla predicts Monday's rain and snow.
Kufri received 30 cm of snowfall 14 kilometres away from Shimla, Dalhousie 22 cm, Manali 14 cm, Shimla 9 cm, Jubbar Hatti 4 cm, Khadrala Khada Pathar and Sungri received 7 cm of snow each. In comparison, Narkanda and Rohru each reported 2 cm of snowfall. Palampur received 16mm of rain, Nahan 14.6mm, Solan 13.8mm, Bilaspur 13.5mm, Chamba 13mm, Kangra 12.8mm, Una 9.8mm, Mandi 8.4mm and Dharamshala 2.6mm in addition to this.
Shimla Police Superintendent Mohit Chawla said roads were blocked due to snowfall in the upper areas of districts such as Kharapathar, Narkanda, Fagu, Khidki and Chambi.
Around a dozen roads in Chopal sub-division have also been blocked.
Due to fresh snowfall in the Solang valley and Jalori Pass, Atal Tunnel, National Highway 305 was also blocked for vehicular traffic. Kullu Gaurav Singh, Superintendent of Police (SP), has advised individuals not to reach these areas.
Meanwhile, along with high winds, the plains experienced light to moderate rainfall, intensifying the chill.
In Chamba, snowfall was also witnessed in Dalhousie and the upper reaches, including Bharmaur and Pangi.
On Tuesday, the Met office forecast clear weather, but warned of thick ground frost and severe cold waves in the lower hills from 29 to 31 December, causing crop damage.
Shimla shivered at minus 1.1 ° C, while Kufri reached a minimum temperature of -2.4 ° C. Minimum temperatures of 0.2 ° C, 1.4 ° C and -3.4 ° C were reported at Manali, Dharamshala, Dalhousie.
At 2.8 ° C, 0.7 ° C in Solan, 3 ° C in Bilaspur, 2.8 ° C in Hamirpur, 7.9 ° C in Nahan, 3.2 ° C in Mandi and minus 3.1 ° C in Kalpa, Kinnaur district, the minimum temperature in Una was reported.