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Temperature drop as Srinagar receives fresh spell of rain; IMD issues orange alert across Jammu

The Kashmir Valley witnessed a drop in temperature due to recent rainfall, accentuating the cold conditions with the mercury level at five degrees Celsius. Tourists are enjoying the snowfall and chilly weather, especially in spots like Gulmarg and Dal Lake, while the IMD has issued an orange alert for thunderstorms and significant rainfall.
Temperature drop as Srinagar receives fresh spell of rain; IMD issues orange alert across Jammu
SRINAGAR: The Kashmir Valley saw a decline in temperature following recent rainfall, intensifying the cold conditions. The mercury level was recorded at five degrees Celsius.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) released an orange alert, warning of thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and substantial rainfall across Jammu region and Himachal Pradesh, while also predicting hail in Punjab.

Visitors to the valley are witnessing the fluctuating weather patterns, particularly enjoying the snow-covered landscapes in tourist spots such as Gulmarg.
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Mumbai-based tourist Akshay shared his experience, "It is quite cold now. Compared to yesterday, when the weather was a bit clear, today started with rainfall, making it even colder. We were lucky to witness snowfall in Gulmarg, which was an incredible experience. We stayed there for two days, and the snowfall on February 26-27 was mesmerizing."
"We enjoyed riding a lot in Dal Lake. Later, we took a house boat, so we had a stay there, so it was very good to eat and drink food and whatever the ride was there in the rain or the snow or whatever in the winter, it was fun. February has ended, and March has begun, so the weather is likely to be pleasant now. Compared to the last three months, this is a great time to visit," he further added.
Another tourist, Anvita from Gujarat, said, "It is very cold. We are wearing four layers of clothes now, and it is still very cold. At the moment, it is very good. We enjoyed the weather. We enjoyed it very much. We stayed in the houseboat. We rode Shikara for a whole day. It was very fun, and at the same time, we tried the food here, including homemade dishes, which were also very good."
She further stated, "I saw the weather forecast, so there is a chance to see snowfall between the 6th and 13th. If it happens, it would be very good. If it happens, then everyone should definitely come."
As Kashmir experiences a flourishing winter tourism season, travellers are thoroughly enjoying their visits by taking boat excursions, sampling regional delicacies, and exploring various attractions.
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