Jibhi Temperature Today: Things to do, places to see and road conditions
Jibhi temperature today stands at 12–19°C with clear skies and crisp air. Fresh snow blankets higher elevations, while village roads remain open and accessible.
Jibhi Valley Update: Current Weather, Snowfall & Road Conditions (27 March 2026)
As of Friday, 27 March 2026, the jibhi temperature today ranges from a mild 12°C at night to a pleasant 19°C during the day under sunny skies. A recent snowfall has transformed the upper reaches of the valley, with fresh snow visible on peaks above 2,800m — enhancing the scenery without disrupting access to Jibhi village.
Is There Snow in Jibhi Right Now?
Yes, there is snow in Jibhi right now — but it's largely limited to higher altitudes. The village at 2,250m saw only a light dusting, which has mostly melted. However, areas like Shoja and the trailheads toward Serolsar Lake remain snow-covered. If you're planning a trek, prepare for winter conditions beyond the village.
Jalori Pass & Serolsar Lake: Closed Due to Snow
Jalori Pass (3,120m) received heavy snowfall, and the 14-km road from Shoja is currently impassable. Authorities are expected to clear it in the coming days, but for now, the pass remains closed. This means the Serolsar Lake trek and Jalori Pass trek are not advisable without proper gear and a local guide. The trail is snowbound and potentially hazardous.
Road Status: Jibhi Accessible, Passes Closed
The NH305 from Aut Tunnel through Banjar to Jibhi is open and clear. Travelers from Delhi, Manali, or Shimla can reach Jibhi without disruption. However, always confirm local conditions before attempting higher routes. For route details, check the and driving tips.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Jibhi temperature today ranges from 12°C at night to 19°C during the day under sunny skies.
Yes, there is snow in Jibhi right now, but it is largely limited to higher altitudes above 2,800m; the village at 2,250m saw only a light dusting that has mostly melted.
No, Jalori Pass is currently closed due to heavy snowfall, and the 14-km road from Shoja is impassable.
The Serolsar Lake trek is not advisable at this time due to snowbound and potentially hazardous trail conditions; proper gear and a local guide are essential if attempting it.
Yes, the NH305 from Aut Tunnel through Banjar to Jibhi is open and clear, with no disruptions for travelers.
You can enjoy scenic village walks, visit the Jibhi Waterfall, explore apple orchards, or relax in the crisp spring air.
Most treks, including to Serolsar Lake and Jalori Pass, are currently snowbound and not advisable without proper winter gear and a local guide.