Last Updated: January 20, 2023, 12:43 IST
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An earthmover is used to clear snow from the highway close to IGMC hospital following heavy snowfall, in Shimla (PTI Photo)
Jalori Jot and Rohtang Pass in Kullu obtained 60 and 45 cm of snow respectively whereas the south portal of the Atal Tunnel and Chansel every witnessed 30 cm of snowfall.
The increased reaches of Himachal Pradesh witnessed gentle to average snowfall on Friday whereas intermittent rains occurred throughout the state below the affect of western disturbances, resulting in the closure of 278 roads.
Jalori Jot and Rohtang Pass in Kullu obtained 60 and 45 cm of snow respectively whereas the south portal of the Atal Tunnel and Chansel every witnessed 30 cm of snowfall.
Chaurdhar and Dodrakwar recorded 25 cm of snow, Khadrala 16 cm and Jakho peak in Shimla and adjoining areas of Kufri obtained three to 10 cm of snow. Manali, Gohar and Tinder obtained 16 mm, 11 mm and eight.three mm of rain adopted by Nahan and Bhuntar every logging 5.7 mm of rainfall.
National Highway three and 305 have been blocked at Rohtang Pass and Jalori Pass whereas the Gramphu to Lossar stretch of NH 505 was additionally closed. As many as 177 roads have been closed for vehicular site visitors in Lahaul and Spiti, 64 in Shimla, 9 in Kinnaur, 5 in Chamba, three in Kullu and two every in Kangra and Sirmaur districts.
The native meteorological workplace has predicted a moist spell in the area until January 26 with gentle rain and snow at remoted locations on January 21 and 22 and light-weight to average snow at many locations in mid and excessive hills on January 23.
The moist climate introduced cheers to vacationers and hoteliers in addition to apple growers pinning their hope bumper produce. President of Tourism Industry Stakeholdersā Association M OkĀ Seth stated the occupancy in accommodations is anticipated to rise from 30 to over 70 per cent by late Friday night following contemporary snowfall in the state capital and its suburbs.
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