Jammu and Kashmir: fields workable in 16 of 20 districts for 3 days
80% of Jammu and Kashmir's districts are forecast under 2.5 mm of rain over the next 3 days. A good window for harvest, drying, spraying and sowing.
Key numbers
- Clear
- 16
- Light rain
- 4
- Rain
- 0
- Heavy
- 0
Jammu and Kashmir: In October the kharif harvest (paddy, soybean, cotton) and rabi sowing (mustard, gram, potato) run side by side. Use the dry days to dry harvested crop, and check soil moisture before sowing.
No district in the state is forecast more than 15 mm.
Our rule: under 2.5 mm in 3 days = "Good for field work"; 2.5–15 mm = "Light rain — plan around it"; over 15 mm = "Rain — hold off spraying"; 64.5 mm+ on any day = "Heavy rain — pause harvest".
Jammu and Kashmir: district by district
See on the map →| District | 3-day rain | Max | Min | Field work |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kathua | 5.2 mm | 28° | 19° | Light rain — plan around it |
| Jammu | 4.8 mm | 29° | 19° | Light rain — plan around it |
| Samba | 4.7 mm | 29° | 19° | Light rain — plan around it |
| Rajouri | 4.3 mm | 26° | 14° | Light rain — plan around it |
| Udhampur | 2 mm | 26° | 16° | Good for field work |
| Shopian | 1.6 mm | 19° | 8° | Good for field work |
| Poonch | 1.1 mm | 27° | 12° | Good for field work |
| Bandipora | 1 mm | 24° | 9° | Good for field work |
| Reasi | 1 mm | 28° | 18° | Good for field work |
| Pulwama | 0.9 mm | 22° | 7° | Good for field work |
| Kishtwar | 0.8 mm | 24° | 7° | Good for field work |
| Kulgam | 0.5 mm | 23° | 11° | Good for field work |
See the other 8 districts
| Ramban | 0.5 mm | 29° | 17° | Good for field work |
| Srinagar | 0.4 mm | 24° | 9° | Good for field work |
| Budgam | 0.3 mm | 24° | 11° | Good for field work |
| Ganderbal | 0.3 mm | 23° | 10° | Good for field work |
| Baramulla | 0.2 mm | 24° | 10° | Good for field work |
| Anantnag | 0.1 mm | 25° | 10° | Good for field work |
| Doda | 0.1 mm | 27° | 14° | Good for field work |
| Kupwara | 0 mm | 24° | 9° | Good for field work |
3-day forecast, Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). Red = 35°C or more, blue = 8°C or less.
This story was written automatically from Open-Meteo's official/open data. Every number in it comes from that data — nothing is estimated. Spot a mistake? Write to kisansamacharofficial@gmail.com.
