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Extreme dry virus wave went on in Kashmir on Wednesday as most water bodies froze to some degree recording alarmingly low release.

Waterbodies across Kashmir Valley freeze, temperature falls under nothing

Kashmir is reeling under extreme dry virus wave as Dal, Nigeen, Wullar and any remaining lakes, streams and waterways froze in parts while the water level in these dropped alarmingly low because of exceptionally sparse snowfall and that too just in the mountains up until this point this season.

Requests for consumable water have begun pouring in from places in any case accepted to be adequately given through water supply plans by the Jal Shakti division.

Climate office has conjecture overcast climate from January 4 to January 6, adding that this is probably not going to bring about downpour/snowfall in the fields.

Srinagar city had short 4.8 degrees Celsius on Wednesday as the base temperature while Gulmarg and Pahalgam had less 3.8 and less 6.6 separately.

In Ladakh area, Leh town had short 15.2, Kargil less 12.4 and Drass less 14 as the base temperature.

Jammu city had 7, Katra 4.4, Batote 2.6, Bhaderwah 0.3 and Banihal less 1.6.