The heavy snowfall left many tourists stranded on highways. In a heartening display of compassion, locals in the Kulgam and Anantnag districts opened their homes and mosques to provide shelter. Food and heating arrangements were organised by Kashmiris to assist those caught in the freezing conditions.

Life remained disrupted for the second day on Sunday due to heavy snowfall across Kashmir although swift administrative effort restored electricity in most parts of the Valley. Srinagar-Jammu national highway,

Kashmir has been cut off from the rest of the country following heavy snowfall. Tourists have faced hours-long traffic jams and unpredictable weather conditions.

Srinagar-Jammu national highway, Mughal Road, Srinagar-Leh highway and all roads through mountain passes remain closed for the second day.

Moderate to heavy snowfall was recorded across Kashmir from Friday, including the season's first snowfall in Srinagar city and other plain areas.

As Kashmir valley remained snowbound on Friday with intermittent snow and rain lashing J&K during the day, all flights to and from Srinagar International Airport were cancelled while train service was restored to the valley in the afternoon.

The Srinagar Airport announced on X; "Due to bad weather conditions, all flights at Srinagar Airport have been cancelled. Passengers are advised to contact their airlines for updates. We regret the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

The region has been experiencing moderate to heavy snowfall since Friday, marking the first snowfall of the season in Srinagar and other low-lying areas

Moderate to heavy snowfall has been recorded across Kashmir since Friday, including the season's first snowfall in Srinagar city and other plain areas of the valley.

First major snowfall in Kashmir after three years will have good impact on horticulture, agriculture and tourism industry