The 40-day period of harshest winter, known as "Chillai-Kalan", ended
today as Kashmir Valley witnessed the driest winter in the last three
decades with the lowest ever precipitation in January.
"This was one of the driest winters in the last three decades. It was in 1986 that the Valley witnessed such dry winter," Director MeT office, Sonam Lotus told PTI.
Sonam Lotus said the precipitation in January was the lowest ever this year.
"This was one of the driest winters in the last three decades. It was in 1986 that the Valley witnessed such dry winter," Director MeT office, Sonam Lotus told PTI.
Sonam Lotus said the precipitation in January was the lowest ever this year.
"The
previous lowest precipitation was in January 2007 when it was 7 mm but
this January it was recorded at only 4 mm. The normal for the period is
50 mm, so we can say that the weather was almost dry this winter," the
director said.
He said though there were Western Disturbances which result in higher precipitation, the frequency of strong ones was rare.
He said though there were Western Disturbances which result in higher precipitation, the frequency of strong ones was rare.
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