Kedarnath Weather Snowfall continued in Kedarnath Dham for the ninth day. However, the weather improved significantly on Monday. There was sunshine in the district. Snowfall continued in Kedarnath Dham for the ninth consecutive day. However, the weather improved in the afternoon. There was sunshine in the entire district including the district headquarters Rudraprayag. The water level of rivers has also increased.

Jagran correspondent, Dwarahat. Due to snowfall in the highest peaks of the district, severe cold has started in the area. Due to snow falling on the high peaks, the water level of the non-glacial rivers originating from here has also increased. After two days of continuous rain, there was snowfall for the second time in the hills of Bharatkot and Pandavkholi, the highest peak of the district.

At some places, there was a snowfall of up to five inches. Due to snow falling on the high peaks, there is severe cold in the area, while rain and snowfall will prove helpful in reviving the non-glacial rivers originating from the peaks.

Snowfall in Kedarnath for the ninth day

Snowfall continued in Kedarnath Dham for the ninth day. However, the weather improved significantly on Monday. There was sunshine in the district. Snowfall continued in Kedarnath Dham for the ninth consecutive day. However, the weather improved in the afternoon. There was sunshine in the entire district including the district headquarters Rudraprayag. The water level of rivers has also increased.

The weather will remain clear amidst the movement of clouds in the Terai.

Dr. Rajkumar Singh, meteorologist of Pantnagar University, said that 33 mm of rain was recorded across the district late on Monday night. On Tuesday, the weather may remain completely clear and there may be movement of clouds amid strong sunshine. Humidity was recorded at 95 percent in the morning and 53 percent in the afternoon.