Kashmir Experiences Unseasonably Warm Temperatures Amid Forecast of Wet Spell

Kashmir recorded above-normal temperatures on Sunday, with the meteorological department predicting wet weather across the higher reaches. The region has experienced significant rainfall deficits over winter. Farmers are advised to pause activities as the forecast predicts rain or snow in higher reaches from March 10-17.

Kashmir experienced unseasonably high temperatures, as the meteorological department forecasted a wet spell for the coming days, particularly in higher regions.

Sunday saw the Valley's temperatures rise well above the seasonal averages, with figures reaching up to 10 degrees Celsius over the norm in several areas.

Officials report a significant winter rainfall deficit, advising farmers to suspend activities during upcoming wet conditions from March 10-17.

(With inputs from agencies.)