The chill of winter has firmly set in across the Chenab region, with minimum temperatures dropping significantly today. A biting cold wave is sweeping through the area, forcing residents to bundle up and brace for freezing conditions.
Banihal recorded a minimum temperature of -2.2°C, signaling the onset of harsh winter weather.
Bhaderwah, often referred to as “Mini Kashmir,” experienced an even colder night at -3.4°C, adding to the frosty charm of this picturesque valley.
Kishtwar, though slightly warmer, saw temperatures dip to 1.5°C, marking a significant drop compared to previous weeks.
Padder emerged as the coldest place in the region, recording a bone-chilling low of -7.7°C, making life challenging for the residents of this remote area.
The plunging temperatures have disrupted normal life, with frost covering the landscapes and residents relying on traditional heating methods to keep warm. Authorities have advised people to take precautions against the cold and ensure adequate protection for themselves and their livestock.
