The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Srinagar has forecasted light to moderate rain and snow at most places between February 25 and 28, with isolated heavy snowfall expected in both the Kashmir and Jammu divisions.

Jammu and Kashmir experienced a sharp drop in temperatures over the past 24 hours, with day temperatures plunging by 6-14°C in many parts of the region.
In Kashmir Division, temperatures fell by 7-14°C, with Muzaffarabad recording 11.0°C, Srinagar 10.7°C, Pahalgam 4.8°C, Kupwara 4.7°C, and Gulmarg remaining the coldest at 1.0°C.

In Jammu Division, the highest temperature was recorded in Kathua at 15.8°C, followed by Mirpur at 15.5°C and Jammu at 14.8°C. Other notable temperatures included Banihal at 5.2°C and Bhaderwah at 6.3°C.