Chilling Trends: Kashmir Experiences a Sharp Drop in Minimum Temperatures
A Dip of Three to Five Degrees Sends a Cold Shiver Across the Valley
The Kashmir Valley is witnessing a dramatic drop of night-time minimal temperatures that have plunged the whole place into coldness and are in sharp contrast with recent weather conditions. Meteorologists are forecasted to cool by 3 to 5 degrees for the temperature change at night will feel quite significant.
However, except in Gulmarg, night temperatures were also going up.
The mercury spiked on Thursday night among many locations in the Valley. Indeed, this is a trend which Gulmarg became an antithesis; where it remained, at that time, the only weather monitoring station where the record was set by temperatures dipping below freezing points. However, despite this rising trend, Gulpmark turned out to be
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Gentle evening in Srinagar and a cool spell in Qazigund
A summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar, also had a nearly balanced low temperature of around four point five degrees centigrade on that night. However, at Qazigund, the mercury plummeted to a chilling 2.2 degrees Celsius and contributed toward reduced night temperatures.
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Pahalgam and Gulmarg: Varied Cold Snap Intensity
To underscore the prevailing cold wave across the area, Pahalgam, which lies to the south of Anantnag district of Kashmir, also touched 0.5 degrees. The most severe was the minus one point eight degree Celsius that settled in Gulmarg, one of the major tourism destinations in the country.
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The sudden cold snap that has hit the Kashmir Valley will no doubt see residents and visitors wrapping up at night, reflecting how even unexpected weather changes define this dynamic world. Such a decrease in daily minimum temperatures makes people wonder what is going to happen with their lives, agricultural output, and even tourism in the next few days so that they learn to adjust to new climate conditions.
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