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Chillai-Kalan Begins In Kashmir

SRINAGAR: The traditional 40-day period of extreme cold, known as ‘Chilai-Kalan’, begins on Monday, December 21. Major parts of famous Dal Lake frozen as Chilai Kalan begins in Kashmir. KL Image by Bilal Bahadur Chilai-Kalan is the 40-day period of harsh winter.

Kashmir s water bodies freeze as harshest cold period Chilai Kalan begins | India News

The 40-day long ‘Chillai Kalan' starts on December 21. It is followed by a 20-day long ‘Chillai Khurd’ and a 10-day-long ‘Chilla Bachha’ later.

Slight respite in cold wave in Kashmir on Chilai Kalan eve

Slight respite in cold wave in Kashmir on Chilai Kalan eve
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North India reels under intense cold wave

North India reels under intense cold wave
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Fog Affects Life In Kashmir, Srinagar Freezes At Minus 8 2

An early morning view of Srinagar city on Saturday, January 16, 2020. KL Image by Bilal Bahadur “Morning fog and mist enveloped the plains of Jammu and Kashmir today morning. No significant change likely during the next 5 days,” an official of the local meteorological (MET) department said. The cold wave has resulted in the freezing of some water bodies, including Dal Lake, leading to blocking of water supply pipes in many areas of the city and other towns of the Valley. Kashmir is currently in the grip of ‘Chilai Kalan’ the harshest period of winter when temperatures drop considerably. The Qazigund in south Kashmir was the coldest place in Kashmir with a low of minus 10.0 degrees Celsius.

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