Srinagar records 2nd highest September temperature in 9 years; hot weather conditions to persist tomorrow

Srinagar: Hot conditions remained unabated in parts of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, even as the summer capital recorded its 2nd hottest September day in 9 years at 31.8 degrees Celsius.

As per Kashmir Weather, an independent weather forecaster, temperature in Srinagar had previously reached 32.7°C in 2019 and 2012 as well.

The all-time highest temperature in September is 35.0°C recorded on 18 September 1934.

Kupwara in north Kashmir was hottest place in the Valley recording a maximum temperature of 33.0°C.

The ski-resort of Gulmarg, famous for its beauty and heavy snowfall during winters, recorded a maximum temperature of 21.2°C.

The other parts of the Valley also witnessed similar weather conditions.

Qazigund recorded 31.0°C, Pahalgam 27.2°C and Kokernag 29.3°C as the day’s highest temperatures.

Kashmir Weather has forecast similar conditions during the next 24hrs with a slight relief from Monday.

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