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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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Srinagar Records Highest Temperature In May In Over 50 Years
Srinagar city recorded the highest maximum temperature in the month of May in nearly six decades on Thursday as the temperature settled at 34.4 degrees Celsius, the weather office said.
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Heatwave Persists In Kashmir, Srinagar Hotter Than Delhi And Kolkata
Heatwave conditions persisted in Kashmir on Thursday with Srinagar recording a maximum temperature of 35.7 degrees Celsius, six notches above normal and the highest in July in 25 years, officials said.
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Heatwave Grips Kashmir, Srinagar Was Hotter Than Kolkata On Tuesday
Kashmir is currently under the grip of a heat wave with day temperatures at various places soaring to record-high, even as some respite is likely ahead this week, officials said on Wednesday.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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Srinagar Records Highest Temperature In May In Over 50 Years
Srinagar city recorded the highest maximum temperature in the month of May in nearly six decades on Thursday as the temperature settled at 34.4 degrees Celsius, the weather office said.
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Heatwave Persists In Kashmir, Srinagar Hotter Than Delhi And Kolkata
Heatwave conditions persisted in Kashmir on Thursday with Srinagar recording a maximum temperature of 35.7 degrees Celsius, six notches above normal and the highest in July in 25 years, officials said.
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Heatwave Grips Kashmir, Srinagar Was Hotter Than Kolkata On Tuesday
Kashmir is currently under the grip of a heat wave with day temperatures at various places soaring to record-high, even as some respite is likely ahead this week, officials said on Wednesday.
