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Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday issued a medium danger avalanche warning in four districts in view of the recent snowfall in the Valley.

Airlines have canceled Monday Jan 30 flights into out of Denver International Airport as a winter storm drops snow, ice, cold freezing temperatures Colorado minus 0.

The West Central Montana Avalanche Center reports the hazard level was high in the Rattlesnake on Friday morning.

An avalanche warning was issued by the Flathead Avalanche Center on Friday morning for the Swan Mountain Range.

Meanwhile, the Jammu and Kashmir Disaster Management Authority has issued a warning for an avalanche in several districts of J&K. 

The avalanche is likely to occur above 2000 metres of Kupwara district in the next 24 hours.

"The snow from the runway, taxiway and apron has been cleared and the visibility has improved up to 3,000 metres. Flight operations have resumed," an official said. The Srinagar-Jammu national highway -- the only all-weather road connecting the Valley with the rest of the country -- has been reopened for traffic after the snow was shovelled off, officials said. 📰 Srinagar-Jammu Highway Reopened, Flight Operations Resume in Kashmir Valley A Day After Snowfall.

Avalanche with a high danger level is likely to occur above 2000 metres in the Kupwara district in the next 24 hours. Authorities are on their toes after getting a warning of danger level avalanche.

Precipitation chances continue throughout the day and Wednesday before a much needed break in rain Thursday.

The rain seemingly has no end in sight. Another round of rain and wind is in the forecast for Northern California.