Kashmir's Winter Chill: Mercury Dips Amid Seasonal Snowfall

Temperatures in Kashmir have risen after overnight snowfall but remain below freezing. Srinagar recorded -0.5°C, up from -2.5°C. Gulmarg stayed steady at -4.5°C. Pahalgam and other towns saw similar increases. The region is experiencing 'Chillai-Kalan,' its harshest winter phase, lasting until January 30.

Night temperatures in Kashmir have risen significantly due to overnight snowfall, yet still linger below freezing, officials reported on Monday.

In Srinagar, the minimum temperature increased to -0.5°C from the previous night's -2.5°C, as per data from the Meteorological Department.

Gulmarg maintained a steady -4.5°C, while Pahalgam saw its minimum temperature climb to -1.4°C from -3.2°C, indicating a rise in temperatures across various regions. This weather shift occurs as Kashmir endures 'Chillai-Kalan,' the year's harshest winter spell.

(With inputs from agencies.)