⛰️ ᨒ Beautiful mountains (thrust-fold mountains) ᨒ ⛰️

Extreme Weather Srinagar sizzled at 37.4°C, making it the 3rd highest July temperature ever recorded in the city and the hottest day since 1953. More details to follow

☀ Information about today's heatwave and extreme weather conditions in 𝗦𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗿 ☀ ➡Data Source: Meteorological Centre Srinagar ➡Software Used: ArcGIS for interpolation mapping (IDW method), and Microsoft Excel for data compilation and graphical representation. © Labeeb Gulzar

Currently heavy thundershowers in parts of Srinagar. The Jammu division received a very heavy downpour...

Cloudburst type rainfall in Safa Kadal, Srinagar ⛈️⛈️⛈️

☀⛈️Today's maximum temperature in Srinagar was 22.7°C (lowest maximum temperature after 36 days)... ⛈️☀

Shopian || Solar halo || Rainbow🌈 ||🌧

📍University of Srinagar ☁ ➡ Today's maximum Temperature was 23.9°C (6.2°C Below Normal)

From Green Floor to Concrete Core🌲➽➪➽🏙️: 𝗦𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗿'𝘀 landscape is changing fast... ➡ Data= Landsat, Sentinel ➡Software= Arc GIS

Exploring the high-altitude basins of Margan Top, Choharnag Lake 1 (3945m AMSL), Choharnag Lake 2 (3928m AMSL) and Choharnag Lake 3 (3925m AMSL) [Glacier Tarn Lakes) nestled below the striking cliffs of Tangdari Peak (4151m) and Nagakat Peak (4448m) [Horn/Pyramidal Peaks) 🏔️❄️

College ends, but the memories echo for a lifetime...

➡ Excited to begin a new academic chapter! ➡ Enrolled in M.Sc. Applied Geology at Kashmir University

➡Tried to capture meteors (Perseids), but the stratocumulus clouds said, 'Not tonight, buddy'. 😅☁

First visuals of kishtwar cloudburst site. 50+ dead so far and numbers are expected to rise. Prayers needed 🤲 #kishtwar #cloudburst

How easy it is these days to attribute the reason behind every overflowing or raging stream /nallah to 'cloudburst'

🌛 Moonrise above Koh-e-Jabbar Mountain, captured from Srinagar. 🌜

🌤Pleasant day, today's maximum temperature in Srinagar was 24.1°C (5.9°C Below Normal) 🌤

➡Satellite imagery reveals recent disasters Chositi Kishtwar flash flood & Roshan Gilgit Baltistan GLOF. Before and after comparisons highlight the power of nature and the importance of space based monitoring for disaster management. 🛰🌎🛰