Shimla, Mar 12 (UNI) Coldwave conditions have revived in Himachal Pradesh after heavy snowfall in higher altitude areas and widespread rains in the mid and lower hills of the state during the last 24 hurs, the met office said today.
High reaches of Kinnuar, Lahaul Spiti, Chamba, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Kangra and Sirmuar districts were experiencing heavy snowfall, while heavy rains were lashing the lower areas of the state.
Kullu district of the state recorded another heavy snowfall during the month with Dhundi recording 120 cm of fresh snow, Solang Nullah 75 cm, Bhang Manali 50 and tourist resort of Manali over 45 cm of snow.
Rohtang Pass, situated at over 13,050 feet, had so far recorded over 180 cm of fresh snow and Lahaul Spiti Deputy Commissioner R Selvam has warned people not to venture out to cross the Pass due to threat of avalanches.
Tindi, Trilokinath, Darcha and Koksar in the district had so far recorded between 90 cm to 120 cm of snow Udaipur and Patsio in Lahaul Spiti district had so far recorded about 60 and 35 cm of snow respectively, while Kalpa in Kinnuar district had received about 45 cm of fresh snow.
Keylong, the district headquarter of Lahaul Spiti, had received over 90 cm of fresh snowfall, while Rekong Peo, the district headquarter of Kinnuar district had experiencing 60 cm of snow during the last 24 hrs.
A report from Chamba district said Pangi and Bharmaur areas of the district were cut off from the rest of the state after receiving heavy snowfall during the last two days.
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High reaches of Kinnuar, Lahaul Spiti, Chamba, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Kangra and Sirmuar districts were experiencing heavy snowfall, while heavy rains were lashing the lower areas of the state.
Kullu district of the state recorded another heavy snowfall during the month with Dhundi recording 120 cm of fresh snow, Solang Nullah 75 cm, Bhang Manali 50 and tourist resort of Manali over 45 cm of snow.
Rohtang Pass, situated at over 13,050 feet, had so far recorded over 180 cm of fresh snow and Lahaul Spiti Deputy Commissioner R Selvam has warned people not to venture out to cross the Pass due to threat of avalanches.
Tindi, Trilokinath, Darcha and Koksar in the district had so far recorded between 90 cm to 120 cm of snow Udaipur and Patsio in Lahaul Spiti district had so far recorded about 60 and 35 cm of snow respectively, while Kalpa in Kinnuar district had received about 45 cm of fresh snow.
Keylong, the district headquarter of Lahaul Spiti, had received over 90 cm of fresh snowfall, while Rekong Peo, the district headquarter of Kinnuar district had experiencing 60 cm of snow during the last 24 hrs.
A report from Chamba district said Pangi and Bharmaur areas of the district were cut off from the rest of the state after receiving heavy snowfall during the last two days.
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