India, Nov. 10 -- The prolonged dry spell in Jammu and Kashmir is likely to end from November 12, with a moderate Western Disturbance expected to bring widespread rainfall and snowfall across the Union Territory, Director Meteorological Department J&K Mukhtar Ahmad said on Monday. Ahmad said a feeble Western Disturbance is approaching the region, bringing partly cloudy conditions by late afternoon or evening, with the possibility of brief light snowfall over a few higher reaches. However, no significant weather activity is expected on November 10 and 11. He said a moderate Western Disturbance is likely to affect J&K from November 12, triggering widespread rainfall in plains and snowfall in hilly areas. Some plains may also experience mode...