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Kashmir braces as cold wave hits: Sonamarg freezes at -12.5°C, Zojila plunges to -23°C

‘Temperatures plummet to season’s lowest as Kashmir, Jammu, and Ladakh shiver under extreme cold’

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
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Srinagar: The Kashmir region, along with parts of Jammu and Ladakh, is experiencing a severe cold wave as temperatures have dropped significantly in various areas.

The freezing conditions have marked some of the coldest nights of the season across the regions.

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According to data accessed by the news agency JKNS, in Kashmir, Sonamarg recorded the lowest temperature at a chilling -12.5°C, followed by Gulmarg at -9.6°C and Pahalgam at -9.4°C. Srinagar city experienced a minimum temperature of -2.0°C, while other areas like Kupwara and Pulwama registered -2.5°C and -3.0°C, respectively.

In the Jammu region, Samba recorded a surprising dip to -0.3°C, while Udhampur and Reasi dropped to 0.2°C and 2.9°C, respectively. Jammu city experienced its coldest night of the season at 4.5°C.

Similarly, Ladakh, known for its harsh winters, continued to freeze as Leh recorded -12.4°C, and Kargil followed closely at -12.0°C. Zojila was reported to have reached a staggering -23.0°C.

Notably, the plummeting temperatures have intensified the winter chill across the region, prompting locals to brace for the harsh weather conditions ahead. —(JKNS)

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