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Srinagar: In the wake of dry spell with no significant weather activity till January 24 on cards, Kashmir valley has been experiencing warmer days and colder nights. Srinagar recorded a maximum temperature at 14.6°C on Sunday which was 8.2°C. above normal against 6.4°C, while the minimum temperature further dipped to -4.3°C on Monday. A meteorological department official here said that temperature was

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With maximum temperature hovered over 15 degrees Celsius, Srinagar recorded the warmest day in 14 years during "Chillai-Kalan" on Saturday.

Srinagar: Weatherman on Sunday ruled out significant weather activity till January 24 in Jammu and Kashmir despite two Western Disturbances (WDs) next week. “Dry weather is likely to continue till January 24 with feeble WDs approaching on 16th and 20th evening,” a meteorological department official here said. Under the influence of these WDs, he said generally cloudy weather with light rain and

After nearly a month of sub-freezing temperatures, Srinagar experienced a slight rise in the night temperature, reaching 0.2 degrees Celsius on Saturday.

SRINAGAR,- Weatherman on Saturday forecast possibility of light snow over isolated higher reaches due to feeble Western Disturbances (WDs) approaching on January 16 and 20 but said that dry weather is likely to continue till January 23. “Dry weather is likely to continue till January 23 with feeble WDs approaching on 16th and 20th evening,” a MeT official said. Under the influence

Srinagar: Unusual weather pattern continues in Jammu and Kashmir this winter as Srinagar recorded maximum of 15.0°C on weekend, the “warmest” day in 14 years in the middle of ‘Chillai-Kalan’, vernacularly considered the harshest period of winter period which is ending on January 30. A meteorological department official said not only Srinagar, maximum temperature at many

Srinagar: Unusual weather pattern continues in Jammu and Kashmir this winter as Srinagar recorded maximum of 15.0°C on weekend, the “warmest” day in 14 years in the middle of ‘Chillai-Kalan’, vernacularly considered the harshest period of winter period which is ending on January 30. A meteorological department official here told GNS not only Srinagar, maximum temperature at many stations recorded 6-8°C

Night Temp Remains Below Freezing Point, Days Warmer Srinagar: Ongoing dry spell amid intense cold has resulted in many water bodies hitting the bottom in Kashmir as the weather office forecast generally dry weather till January 25. The ongoing 40-day long period of harsh winter cold known as the ‘Chillai Kalan’ started on December 21 and will end on January 30. “If the