Following a period of heavy snowfall and rainfall that led to road blockages and power outages, Himachal Pradesh is witnessing improved weather conditions. The state experienced significant disruptions, with three national highways and 218 roads closed due to landslides, prompting the closure of educational institutions in several districts. The inclement weather also led to the postponement of police recruitment drives in regions like Solan and Dharamshala. The Indian Meteorological Department had issued an orange alert for districts including Chamba, Kangra, Mandi, Kullu, and Shimla, forecasting heavy precipitation. The administration has been actively working to clear the debris and restore essential services, leading to a gradual return to normalcy in affected areas. 

Persistent rainfall has caused landslides on the Rishikesh-Badrinath National Highway near Karnaprayag, leading to multiple blockages, notably around Animath and Pagal Nala in the Jyotirmath Kotwali area. Efforts are underway to clear the debris and restore traffic. The highway's closure follows a significant avalanche in Chamoli district, which trapped several Border Roads Organisation (BRO) workers at their camp near Mana village in Badrinath. State Disaster Management Secretary Vinod Kumar Suman reported that 33 of the 55 trapped workers have been rescued, with search operations ongoing for the remaining 22. The Uttarakhand government has issued emergency helpline numbers: 8218867005, 9058441404, 0135 2664315, and toll-free 1070. Union Home Minister Amit Shah assured full support from the central government, emphasizing the priority of safely evacuating those affected.

In July 2023, a flash flood struck Khad village in Himachal Pradesh's Una district, damaging approximately 10 houses. A video from the incident shows a car being swept away; fortunately, the driver escaped unharmed. The local Meteorological Department issued a "yellow" alert for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and lightning in the plains, low, and mid-hills until July 9, predicting a wet spell until July 11. They also warned of potential flash floods in Shimla, Mandi, Sirmaur, and Solan districts, along with possible damage to crops and disruptions to water and electricity services. Since the monsoon onset on June 24, Himachal Pradesh has incurred losses totaling ₹306.58 crore, with the Public Works Department and Jal Shakti Vibhag being the most affected.

The UK is bracing for snow and torrential rain this week, with most regions facing extreme weather, except for one area. Weather maps predict snow falling at a rate of 1 cm per hour in the Yorkshire Dales starting midnight on Thursday, March 13. Lighter flurries are expected in the Scottish Highlands and parts of Wales, including Cardiff and Gwynedd, along with rain in the southeast and parts of Manchester. Snow will continue in North West, Scotland, and Wales as the day progresses. The Met Office forecasts above-average rainfall through mid-March, with some drier periods possible in the south and east.

An avalanche hit Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, reportedly burying 57 workers in the Mana village. 10 workers managed to come out safely. The rescue operation is underway.State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), district administration, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and Border Roads Organisation (BRO) teams are on the spot.The India Meteorological Department (IMD)has predicted very heavy rain (up to 20 cm) over Uttarakhand till late night of February 28.

Kashmir, Jammu, and Ladakh regions experienced heavy snowfall on February 28, 2025, causing significant disruptions. Key highways, including Srinagar-Jammu and Srinagar-Ladakh, were closed due to snow accumulation and landslides. Areas like Rajouri, Doda, and Anantnag witnessed intense snowfall, dropping temperatures significantly. At Srinagar airport, the snow had to be cleared from runways. Despite the challenges, farmers in some areas expressed optimism about the fresh snowfall. A snow avalanche alert was issued for Lahaul & Spiti in Himachal Pradesh, urging caution. Authorities advised limiting travel to safe routes.

The Centre has drafted a "Yamuna Master Plan" to clean the river in Delhi, which will be submitted to PM Modi for approval. The plan follows a commitment made by the BJP during Delhi elections. The Jal Shakti Ministry consulted experts who previously worked on the Sabarmati river front for its formulation. The clean-up plan includes waste removal, cleaning major drains, monitoring sewage plants, and expanding treatment infrastructure. The issue has become a political flashpoint between the BJP and AAP, with allegations exchanged regarding pollution from Haryana. The Supreme Court also noted potential improvements in implementation due to changed circumstances in Delhi.

In the early hours of Friday, February 28, 2025, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal's Bagmati Province at approximately 2:36 AM. The epicenter was located about 189 km north of Muzaffarpur, Bihar. Tremors were felt across parts of Bihar, including Patna, as well as in Siliguri, West Bengal. Residents reported being awakened by the shaking, with some observing moving ceiling fans and swaying buildings. Despite the intensity, there have been no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Nepal, situated in a seismically active zone, frequently experiences such tectonic activities due to the ongoing collision of the Indian and Eurasian plates.

Tropical Cyclone Alfred has intensified to a Category 3 system, producing wind gusts up to 185 km/h in the Coral Sea. Currently located approximately 930 km northeast of Mackay, Queensland, the cyclone is expected to remain offshore in the coming days. Meteorologists predict potential further intensification; however, the system is not anticipated to make landfall at this time. Residents in central and southeast Queensland are advised to stay informed about weather updates, as some scenarios suggest the cyclone could approach the coast as a weakened system over the weekend or next week. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.   

A major Azores storm is set to strike the UK from March 9, bringing up to 13 cm of snow in certain regions. According to Ventusky forecasters, southwest England and the Midlands will bear the brunt, with Swindon expected to receive up to 13 cm. Northampton, Leicester, and Peterborough will also see significant snowfall. The Met Office hints at high-pressure systems and unsettled weather dominating the UK’s early spring, with rain and winds expected in the northwest and dry spells in the south. This cold weather could bring frosts and fog, with milder conditions intermittently appearing.