Exclusive Ground Zero Report on Bhaderwah Records Heaviest Snowfall in a Decade, Agriculture, Winter Tourism Gets Boost, Ends Long Dry Spell After a long wait of nearly three months, heavy snowfall has finally blanketed the scenic Bhaderwah Valley in Jammu and Kashmir. Continuous snowfall since Friday in Bhaderwah town and its adjoining areas has brought cheer to locals as well as tourists, turning the entire region into a picturesque winter destination. People associated with agriculture and tourism have termed this fresh spell of snow a positive omen, saying it will benefit crops, water resources and give a much-needed boost to winter tourism. Tourists visiting Bhaderwah were seen enjoying the snowfall, calling it a memorable experience. What makes this spell even more significant is that Bhaderwah has received much heavier snowfall this season compared to the last ten years, marking one of the strongest winter spells in recent memory. According to reports, Bhaderwah town received more than 1.5 feet snowfall so far which is heaviest since last 10 years, with higher reaches received more than 5 feet of snowfall. Famous tourist destination Guldanda received 5 feet of snowfall since yesterday. Maximum roads are closed due to heavy snowfall, while electricity and water supply also remained suspended in Bhaderwah and its adjoining areas since yesterday. Meanwhile, the administration has advised people to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel, especially towards higher reaches.