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Dal Lake Freezes As Srinagar Temperature Drops To Minus 7
On Monday, Dal Lake's surface froze as an intense coldwave gripped the Kashmir valley.
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Watch: Ice Flows Out Of Pipes In Kashmir, Parts Of Iconic Dal Lake Freeze
With mercury dropping to several degrees below freezing point in Kashmir, videos showed ice flowing out of water pipelines in Valley on Thursday.
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Disaster Response Team Deployed At Frozen Dal Lake To Avoid Mishaps
Authorities in Srinagar on Thursday deployed State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) personnel in the Dal Lake, which has frozen due to record low minimum temperature in Kashmir, to prevent people from walking on the frozen surface of the water body.
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Dal Lake Freezes, Srinagar Records Coldest Night Since 1991
Kashmir's famous Dal Lake froze on Thursday as a severe cold wave in the valley continued with Srinagar recording the coldest night in 30 years.
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Srinagar Shivers At Minus 6.3 Degree Celsius, Season's Lowest Temperature
Fringes of the famous Dal Lake and other water bodies in Srinagar -- the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir -- have frozen this morning as the mercury continued its free fall and the city clocked the season's lowest night temperature.
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Srinagar At Minus 6 Degrees For Third Straight Day, Dal Lake Partially Frozen
Srinagar saw the coldest night of the season at minus 6.2 degrees Celsius. Today was the third straight day when the minimum temperature settled at minus 6 degrees or lower in Srinagar city. The entire Jammu and Kashmir is freezing as temperatures have been hovering at subzero levels for the whole of last week.
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At Minus 6 Degrees,Coldest Night In Srinagar; Dal Lake Partially Frozen
Srinagar is freezing at sub-zero temperatures and recorded the coldest night of the season at minus 6.1 degrees Celsius yesterday. Water froze in taps, causing a shortage of supply in parts of Srinagar as the temperature plunged in the Jammu and Kashmir capital and other cities.
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Kashmir Cold Wave: Fringes Of Dal Lake Frozen, But No Snow In Sight
The 40-day-long Chillai-Kalan or great chill season of Jammu and Kashmir began today.
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Dal Lake Freezes As Srinagar Temperature Drops To Minus 7
On Monday, Dal Lake's surface froze as an intense coldwave gripped the Kashmir valley.
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Watch: Ice Flows Out Of Pipes In Kashmir, Parts Of Iconic Dal Lake Freeze
With mercury dropping to several degrees below freezing point in Kashmir, videos showed ice flowing out of water pipelines in Valley on Thursday.
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Disaster Response Team Deployed At Frozen Dal Lake To Avoid Mishaps
Authorities in Srinagar on Thursday deployed State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) personnel in the Dal Lake, which has frozen due to record low minimum temperature in Kashmir, to prevent people from walking on the frozen surface of the water body.
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Dal Lake Freezes, Srinagar Records Coldest Night Since 1991
Kashmir's famous Dal Lake froze on Thursday as a severe cold wave in the valley continued with Srinagar recording the coldest night in 30 years.
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Srinagar Shivers At Minus 6.3 Degree Celsius, Season's Lowest Temperature
Fringes of the famous Dal Lake and other water bodies in Srinagar -- the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir -- have frozen this morning as the mercury continued its free fall and the city clocked the season's lowest night temperature.
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Srinagar At Minus 6 Degrees For Third Straight Day, Dal Lake Partially Frozen
Srinagar saw the coldest night of the season at minus 6.2 degrees Celsius. Today was the third straight day when the minimum temperature settled at minus 6 degrees or lower in Srinagar city. The entire Jammu and Kashmir is freezing as temperatures have been hovering at subzero levels for the whole of last week.
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At Minus 6 Degrees,Coldest Night In Srinagar; Dal Lake Partially Frozen
Srinagar is freezing at sub-zero temperatures and recorded the coldest night of the season at minus 6.1 degrees Celsius yesterday. Water froze in taps, causing a shortage of supply in parts of Srinagar as the temperature plunged in the Jammu and Kashmir capital and other cities.
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Kashmir Cold Wave: Fringes Of Dal Lake Frozen, But No Snow In Sight
The 40-day-long Chillai-Kalan or great chill season of Jammu and Kashmir began today.
