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Dal Lake freezes in Srinagar
Dal Lake Freezes As Srinagar Temperature Drops To Minus 7
The surface of the Dal Lake on Monday froze as an intense coldwave gripped the Kashmir valley. The minimum temperature experienced in the city was -7 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature recorded was 7 degrees Celsius, as per the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
Srinagar’s Dal Lake freezes as temperature drops down to -5 degrees Celsius
Surface of Srinagar’s Dal Lake froze as temperatures dropped to -5 degrees Celsius. People sitting around bonfires and wearing warm clothes to protect themselves from the harsh winters.
Watch: Snowfall turns Kashmir into winter wonderland; Dal Lake in Srinagar freezes as temperature drops below -7 degree
Significant snowfall in Kashmir has led to increased tourism, especially in Bhaderwah. With temperatures dipping below minus 7.3 degrees Celsius, Dal Lake in Srinagar has frozen, creating picturesque winter scenery,
Kashmir valley plunges to -7°C, Dal Lake freezes in severe coldwave | WATCH
Srinagar experiences a severe cold wave, with Dal Lake freezing over. Locals brace for potential snowfall. Minimum temperature plunges to -7°C.
'Minus 7 Degrees!': Srinagar’s Dal Lake turns into an icy wonderland. See for yourself
C, creating a winter spectacle amid power outages, extreme cold, and snowfall forecasts, drawing tourists to this rare icy wonderland.
After Days Of Sub-Zero Temperatures, Dal Lake In Kashmir Freezes
As night temperatures continued to remain several notches below the freezing point in Kashmir, the famous Dal Lake froze soli
Watch | Dal Lake freezes as cold wave grips Kashmir valley
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Intense cold wave conditions in Kashmir, Srinagar records minus 7.3 degrees Celsius
Srinagar recorded a low of -7.3 degrees Celsius on Tuesday night -- down from the previous night’s -6.6 degrees Celsius, the meteorological department said on Wednesday. It has predicted a dip of two to three degrees in the minimum temperatures in Kashmir over the next two days.
Severe Cold Wave To Grip Jammu and Kashmir, Temperatures To Drop 2-4 Degrees Celsius
Severe cold wave grips Jammu and Kashmir, freezing water bodies and pipes; temperatures to dip further till December 27.
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Srinagar faces severe cold as Dal Lake freezes
Srinagar faces extreme cold, freezing Dal Lake and trapping shikaras. Residents deal with power outages. MOMENT: Azerbaijan ...
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Dal Lake Freezes As 'Chillai Kallan' Brings Intense Cold To Kashmir — WATCH
Chillai Kalan began in Kashmir on Saturday, as the weather is starting to get harsher the famous Dal Lake is starting to ...
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Illegal constructions continue to erode Dal Lake’s ecosystem & heritage
Illegal constructions and encroachments around Dal Lake continue to threaten its ecological balance, despite ongoing ...
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Kashmir Diaries: Diljit Dosanjh Sips Special ‘Kahwa’ While Enjoying Boat Ride In Dal Lake, See Video
Diljit Dosanjh, on his Instagram handle, shared a video showcasing a glimpse into his boat ride in Dal Lake enjoying 'Kahwa.' ...
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Watch: Diljit Dosanjh Enjoys Kashmiri Kahwa And Rabab Music On Dal Lake
The singer-actor shared a clip on Instagram where he enjoys kahwa served by the ever-charming "Dal Star," Mushtaq Bhai.
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Srinagar Records Coldest December Night In Over Five Decades As "Chillia-Kallan" Begins
This marks the coldest December night since 1974, when the city recorded a low of minus 10.3°C. The temperature is not only ...
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