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Heavy Rainfall Triggers Flash Floods In Jammu
Authorities rescued students and teachers trapped in a government school after heavy rainfall triggered flash floods inundating many areas of the Jammu region on Thursday, officials said.
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Jammu Breaks 76-Year Record As Day Temperature Hits 37.3 Degrees
The maximum temperature in Jammu on Sunday settled at 37.3 degrees Celsius, breaking a 76-year-old record for the month of March.
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Jammu Records 40.2 Degrees Celsius As Srinagar Faces Rain
Jammu recorded a maximum temperature of 40.2 degrees Celsius on Thursday, a marginal dip of 1.4 notches compared to the previous day, the Meteorological Department said.
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Jammu Records Seasons Coldest Day, Temperature Dips To 4.1 Degrees
Residents of Jammu woke up to a chilly morning Tuesday as the night temperature had plunged to 4.1 degrees Celsius - the season's lowest so far.
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Leh Records Coldest Night Of Season At Minus 15.7 Degree Celsius
Leh recorded this winter season's coldest night on Sunday with the minimum temperature dropping to minus 15.7 degrees Celsius, followed by minus 11.4 degrees Celsius in Kargil, Met officials said.
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Jammu Records Hottest Day At 40 Degrees: Weather Department
At 40 degrees Celsius, Jammu city on Monday recorded the hottest day of the year. "This is the highest recorded this year so far," an official of the Met department said.
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In Searing Heat, 10-Hour-Long Power Cuts In Jammu
Like most parts of North India, it has been an unusually hot summer in Jammu this year, with temperatures crossing 40 degrees on most days in the last one month. What's making matters worse is eight to 10 hour long daily power cuts.
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Jammu's Cold Breaks 71-Year Record
With the minimum temperature settling at barely half a degree Celsius above the freezing point, Jammu city on Sunday recorded its coldest day since 1945, the weatherman said on today.
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Dense Fog In Jammu, Leh Freezes At Minus 16.4 Degrees
Dense fog affected life in Jammu today as Leh town in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir recorded a minimum temperature of minus 16.4 degrees Celcius, the season's lowest recorded there so far.
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Cold Wave In Kashmir Valley, Foggy Weather In Jammu
Night temperature remained several notches below the freezing point throughout the Kashmir Valley today as a foggy weather caused inconvenience to people in Jammu city.
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At 5.5 Degree Celsius, Jammu Records This Winter's Coldest Night
With the minimum temperature dropping to 5.5 degrees Celsius, Jammu and Kashmir winter capital experienced the coldest night of the season today, the weather office said.
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Heavy Rainfall Likely in Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir is likely to receive heavy rainfall beginning today evening for the next three to four days, the Meteorological Office in Srinagar said.
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Jammu-Srinagar national highway closed for traffic due to snowfall
The 300-km-long Jammu-Srinagar national highway, the only surface link between Kashmir and rest of the country, has been closed for vehicular traffic due to snowfall and slippery conditions.
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Snow, rain hits life in Kashmir
Almost all mountainous parts of the Jammu region remained cut-off on Tuesday due to heavy snow and rain.
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Heavy Rainfall Triggers Flash Floods In Jammu
Authorities rescued students and teachers trapped in a government school after heavy rainfall triggered flash floods inundating many areas of the Jammu region on Thursday, officials said.
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Jammu Breaks 76-Year Record As Day Temperature Hits 37.3 Degrees
The maximum temperature in Jammu on Sunday settled at 37.3 degrees Celsius, breaking a 76-year-old record for the month of March.
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Jammu Records 40.2 Degrees Celsius As Srinagar Faces Rain
Jammu recorded a maximum temperature of 40.2 degrees Celsius on Thursday, a marginal dip of 1.4 notches compared to the previous day, the Meteorological Department said.
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Jammu Records Seasons Coldest Day, Temperature Dips To 4.1 Degrees
Residents of Jammu woke up to a chilly morning Tuesday as the night temperature had plunged to 4.1 degrees Celsius - the season's lowest so far.
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Leh Records Coldest Night Of Season At Minus 15.7 Degree Celsius
Leh recorded this winter season's coldest night on Sunday with the minimum temperature dropping to minus 15.7 degrees Celsius, followed by minus 11.4 degrees Celsius in Kargil, Met officials said.
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Jammu Records Hottest Day At 40 Degrees: Weather Department
At 40 degrees Celsius, Jammu city on Monday recorded the hottest day of the year. "This is the highest recorded this year so far," an official of the Met department said.
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In Searing Heat, 10-Hour-Long Power Cuts In Jammu
Like most parts of North India, it has been an unusually hot summer in Jammu this year, with temperatures crossing 40 degrees on most days in the last one month. What's making matters worse is eight to 10 hour long daily power cuts.
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Jammu's Cold Breaks 71-Year Record
With the minimum temperature settling at barely half a degree Celsius above the freezing point, Jammu city on Sunday recorded its coldest day since 1945, the weatherman said on today.
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Dense Fog In Jammu, Leh Freezes At Minus 16.4 Degrees
Dense fog affected life in Jammu today as Leh town in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir recorded a minimum temperature of minus 16.4 degrees Celcius, the season's lowest recorded there so far.
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Cold Wave In Kashmir Valley, Foggy Weather In Jammu
Night temperature remained several notches below the freezing point throughout the Kashmir Valley today as a foggy weather caused inconvenience to people in Jammu city.
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At 5.5 Degree Celsius, Jammu Records This Winter's Coldest Night
With the minimum temperature dropping to 5.5 degrees Celsius, Jammu and Kashmir winter capital experienced the coldest night of the season today, the weather office said.
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Heavy Rainfall Likely in Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir is likely to receive heavy rainfall beginning today evening for the next three to four days, the Meteorological Office in Srinagar said.
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Jammu-Srinagar national highway closed for traffic due to snowfall
The 300-km-long Jammu-Srinagar national highway, the only surface link between Kashmir and rest of the country, has been closed for vehicular traffic due to snowfall and slippery conditions.
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Snow, rain hits life in Kashmir
Almost all mountainous parts of the Jammu region remained cut-off on Tuesday due to heavy snow and rain.
