Srinagar records 28.0 degree Celsius, Jammu seethes at 43.7 degree Celsius
Srinagar: With no rains in sight, the Kashmir Valley is all set to breathe a sigh of relief as the weatherman here has predicted no heat wave for the next nine (9) days.
The maximum temperature continued to settle above normal across Kashmir on Friday with Srinagar recording 28.0 degree Celsius while Jammu areas continued to witness the intense heat wave conditions. Amid the forecast of light rainfall till June 02, almost all the stations across Kashmir recorded above normal temperature Friday.
As per the local Meteorological department (MeT), Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, has recorded a maximum temperature of 28.0 degree Celsius.
Qazigund, a gate way of Kashmir, was however the hottest in the Valley on Friday at 28.6 degree Celsius while Kokernag recorded a maximum temperature of 28.0 degree Celsius.
In Pahalgam, a famous tourist destination, the mercury settled at 24.6 degree Celsius while Kupwara and Gulmarg, a famous ski-resort recorded a maximum temperature of 27.4 degree Celsius and 18.0 degree Celsius respectively.
Jammu, the winter capital of the Union Territory has recorded a maximum temperature of 43.7 degree Celsius while Banihal recorded 27.8 degree Celsius.
Batote, Katra and Bhaderwah however, recorded a maximum temperature of 30.9 degree Celsius, 38.9 degree Celsius and 33.2 degree Celsius respectively.
Meanwhile, Director MeT, Dr Mukhtar Ahmad said that the weather would remain partly to generally cloudy for the next two days with possibility of light rain, thunder at isolated places with gusty winds at few places.
He further stated that the weather would remain generally dry on June 03 and June 04, adding that generally cloudy with possibility of intermittent light to moderate rain and thunder is expected at many places with gusty winds at few places from June 05-07
Ahmad also informed that as per the present forecast, partly to generally cloudy weather is expected on June 08 and June 09.
Moreover, in its advisory, the MeT has stated that generally hot & dry weather with heat wave over plains of Jammu during June 02-04 is expected.
No heat wave over Kashmir during next 9 days, the advisory reads
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