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Parts of Dal Lake freeze as mercury drops in Kashmir valley, Ladakh

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In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), parts of Dal Lake have been frozen due to severe prevailing cold weather conditions and night temperature recorded a further drop in Kashmir valley as well as Ladakh.

Small rivulets, nallahs and streams, connecting the interior parts of Dal Lake, were covered with a thick layer of frozen ice sheets as cold conditions prevailed in Srinagar.

“Srinagar has been facing intense cold weather conditions for the past two days. It experienced the coldest night temperature of the season with mercury plunging to minus 3.4 degree Celsius on December 5,” Met officials said.

They said that a fresh Western Disturbance (WD) was likely to affect the territory and adjoining areas from tomorrow. “There is a possibility of light snow over plains and lower reaches, light to moderate snow over middle and higher reaches from Friday to Saturday, particularly over north, north-western, central parts of Kashmir and south Kashmir and light rain at isolated to scattered places of Jammu division,” they said.—INP

 

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