This is the weather update posted by @rameshtahlan sir for 2nd March. If this keeps up, you will likely encounter heavy snow in Kinnaur. Keep a backup plan ready, just in case and you should be fine. There is no issue in traveling to Himachal, unless war breaks out.
So for those guys who have missed all the fun of feeling the snowfall on your head,
well,
here is your chance again.
Lot of rainfall expected starting Saturday,
so be careful of landslides.
already the mountains sides are saturated with water from past strong WDs,
so landslides could take place more easily.
If it is snowing heavily in Himachal, you will not be able to cross Jalori Pass. You will have to take this route Shimla to NH305 or this one Shimla to Banjar.
There are plenty of short treks to do Tirthan Valley and you can easily spend time near the river.
You can also visit Prashar Lake, Kasol and Manali from there. It really comes down to what you wish to see and do.
Manali – Leh Highway snow clearance operation is set to begin in a week, if the weather remains favorable. Initially effort would be to clear Gulaba – Rohtang route and restore connectivity within Lahaul Valley.
Road clearance work halted due to heavy snowfall and rain in Himachal Pradesh. Higher reaches in Lahaul & Spiti, Kinnaur, Chamba and Kullu received fresh snowfall, while Mandi, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra and Solan had widespread rains causing sharp fall in temperature.
Kalpa had 5 cm of snowfall, while Manali received 3cm.
Rohtang Pass and Kothi received 30 cm of snowfall.