Srinagar Records 35.7°C, Matching Highest July Temperature Since 1999

Srinagar experienced a scorching day with the temperature soaring to 35.7°C, equaling the highest temperature recorded in July since 1999. This same temperature was also noted earlier this month on July 4th.

Today’s Maximum Temperatures Recorded in Jammu and Kashmir

– Srinagar: 35.7°C (5.8°C above normal)

– Kokarnag: 32.5°C (5.1°C above normal)

– Qazigund: 32.6°C (4.7°C above normal)

– Kupwara: 35.6°C (4.5°C above normal)

– Anantnag: 33.8°C

– Pulwama: 33.1°C

– Kulgam: 32.1°C

– Shopian: 33.2°C

– Bandipora: 34.8°C

– Baramulla: 33.5°C

– Budgam: 33.4°C

– Jammu City: 35.1°C

– Katra: 32.0°C

– Batote: 28.6°C

– Banihal: 30.1°C

– Reasi: 35.0°C

– Samba: 38.6°C

– Kathua: 38.0°C

– Kishtwar: 34.2°C

These unusually high temperatures are well above normal, signaling a particularly intense summer for the region.