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Gulmarg Records Season's Lowest Temperature as Night Chill Deepens Across Kashmir
✍️ Kashmir Life
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 01:35 PM
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Nighttime temperatures across Kashmir fell sharply, with Gulmarg logging the region's lowest temperature this season, reports Kashmir Life.
Nighttime temperatures across the Kashmir valley dropped markedly on Tuesday, prompting concerns among residents and travelers. The most pronounced dip was recorded at the hill station of Gulmarg, where meteorological data indicated the lowest temperature observed in the area for the current season. Local authorities noted that the sudden chill could affect outdoor activities and increase demand for heating in homes.
The broader region experienced a widespread cooling trend, with several districts reporting temperatures near or below the seasonal norm. Weather experts attribute the sharp fall to a combination of clear skies and calm winds that facilitate rapid heat loss after sunset. They advise people to dress warmly and limit exposure during the early morning hours.
While no extreme weather warnings have been issued, officials recommend that tourists in Gulmarg and surrounding areas stay updated on local forecasts, especially those planning night-time excursions or ski sessions. The drop in temperature underscores the typical winter pattern for the high‑altitude parts of Jammu and Kashmir.
The broader region experienced a widespread cooling trend, with several districts reporting temperatures near or below the seasonal norm. Weather experts attribute the sharp fall to a combination of clear skies and calm winds that facilitate rapid heat loss after sunset. They advise people to dress warmly and limit exposure during the early morning hours.
While no extreme weather warnings have been issued, officials recommend that tourists in Gulmarg and surrounding areas stay updated on local forecasts, especially those planning night-time excursions or ski sessions. The drop in temperature underscores the typical winter pattern for the high‑altitude parts of Jammu and Kashmir.