
Himachal Pradesh is likely to witness light rain or snowfall at isolated places on 15 November, the meteorological department said. Dry weather is expected to prevail across the state thereafter.

Minimum temperatures across many parts of the state will gradually fall by 2-4℃ over the next three or four days. Maximum temperatures are likely to rise by 2-3℃ over the next 24 hours before gradually declining by 2-4℃ over the subsequent two or three days.
Very light to light rainfall was recorded at isolated places in the state on Saturday (14 November 2026). Lahaul-Spiti district received the highest rainfall at 2.6 mm, followed by Kinnaur (1.1 mm), Chamba (0.7 mm) and Kullu (0.4 mm). Kukumseri in Lahaul-Spiti recorded the lowest minimum temperature at minus 2.9℃, while Una was the hottest at 30.6℃.
The 15 November rain or snow will be brief, giving way to a dry spell that is likely to drive a steady 2-4℃ drop in minimum temperatures over several days. That means colder mornings and nights for residents across the state, even as daytime highs briefly rise before falling back. The met department's outlook gives no indication of any extreme weather event, but the gradual cooling signals a shift into deeper winter conditions. Farmers and local administrations in higher reaches will be watching the temperature trend over the following three or four days for frost risk.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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