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Srinagar weather update: See this week’s forecast of rain, hailstorms and gusty windsSrinagar is bracing for a week of unsettled weather from April 4 to April 10, with intermittent rain, thunderstorms, and hailstorms anticip...- Srinagar scorches at 37.4°C as Kashmir sees hottest July day since 1953: All major J&K towns reeling under heatwaveSrinagar sweltered through its hottest July day in over seven decades, hitting 37.4 degrees Celsius, officials reported. This marks the thi...
- Srinagar-Leh Highway closed following fresh snowfallAuthorities have closed the Srinagar-Leh Highway for vehicular movement due to snow accumulation at Baltal in Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal...
- Srinagar shivers at minus 2.3, Drass in deep freeze at minus 12.8An official of the Meteorological Department (MeT) said, "It was Srinagar's coldest night of this season so far at minus 2.3 on Tuesday whi...
- Jammu Srinagar National Highway closed due to heavy rainsThe minimum temperatures have dropped throughout the valley. Srinagar recorded 5.6 degrees Celsius as its minimum temperature, while Pahalg...
- Srinagar-Jammu national highway blocked as heavy rains lead to landslidesLandslides triggered by incessant rain blocked the Srinagar-Jammu national highway on Tuesday as the meteorological department forecast mor...
- Srinagar records minus 8.8 degrees, coldest night in 30 yearsSrinagar recorded the coldest night after 30 years, as the temperature plummeted to minus 8.8 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
- Srinagar-Jammu National Highway opens for two-way trafficThe National Highway was opened for traffic today after remaining shut yesterday, an official of the Traffic Department here said.
- Minimum temperature stays below zero in Kashmir ValleyMany areas in the Valley, including Srinagar, were covered by a thick layer of fog this morning, affecting visibility at some places especi...
- Rains lash Valley; downpour predicted for next two daysAlthough Srinagar experienced traces of rainfall during the night, heavy rains continued in the city since the morning.
- Dry weather in Kashmir; may witness rains, snow from Tuesday: MeTMeanwhile, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir has issued a medium danger avalanche warning in avalanche prone areas of eight districts of Kash...
- Kashmir continues to freeze, Kargil coldest place with - 20 degreesIntense cold wave gripped Kashmir division including Ladakh region as Kargil became the coldest recorded place this winter with the mercury...
- Rain, snow predicted in Kashmir Valley tomorrow"A fresh western disturbance has become active raising the possibility of light to moderate rains or snow from January 21 to 23," MET said.
- Cold weather conditions continue to prevail in Kashmir ValleySrinagar recorded a low of minus 1.3 degree Celsius, slightly up from the previous night's minus 1.8 degrees Celsius, a MeT official said t...
- Minimum temperature drops to sub-zero in entire Kashmir divisionSrinagar registered a drop of almost one degree in night temperature as the city recorded a low of minus 1.2 degrees Celsius, a MeT officia...
- Winter grips north, Srinagar records season's coldest nightSrinagar recorded the coldest night of the season so far with a low of minus 0.5 degrees Celsius as against minus 0.3 degrees Celsius last ...
- Fresh snowfall brings cheer to New Year revelers, NH closedHundreds of tourists, who have arrived in the Valley to usher in the New Year, rejoiced at the snowfall.
- Gulmarg coldest place in Jammu and Kashmir with minus 4.2 degrees CelsiusThe famous ski-resort of Gulmarg was the coldest recorded place in the state, with the mercury further plummeting below the freezing point.
- Kashmir reels under severe cold, Gulmarg records -12 deg CKashmir Valley today continued to reel under severe cold with most places recording below freezing point temperature.
- Leh remains coldest at minus 23 deg C, cold wave intensifiesThe cold wave in Kashmir division, including Ladakh region, intensified with Leh recording a minimum temperature of minus 23 degrees Celsiu...
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