Archive · 13 Nov 2025
Kashmir Valley Experiences Coldest Night of Season
It's getting really cold in a place called Kashmir!
The coldest night of the year happened recently, with the temperature in the main city, Srinagar, dropping to a chilly -2.1 degrees Celsius.
Many other towns and cities in Kashmir were even colder, with some places like Kupwara going down to -2.2 degrees Celsius.
Only one place, Kokernag, stayed a little warmer at 1.2 degrees Celsius.
The weather experts say it's going to stay cold and dry for a few more days.
But there's a chance of a little bit of rain or snow in the higher mountains around November 16th.
This cold weather is typical for this time of year in Kashmir as winter approaches.
Srinagar recorded its coldest night of the season so far at -2.1°C on Wednesday night.
Kupwara was the coldest recorded spot in the valley, registering -2.2°C.
Most weather stations across the Kashmir Valley reported sub-zero temperatures.
The Meteorological Department forecasts mainly dry weather until November 15, with a possibility of light rain and snow in higher reaches on November 16.
Night temperatures are expected to drop further across the valley.
- Who
- Residents and Meteorological Department officials in Kashmir
- What
- Kashmir Valley experienced its coldest night of the season with sub-zero temperatures across most places, and Srinagar recording a low of -2.1°C.
- When
- Wednesday night
- Where
- Kashmir Valley, including Srinagar, Pahalgam, Gulmarg, Qazigund, Kupwara, and Kokernag
- Why
- A drop in mercury across the valley with night temperatures remaining below freezing.
- Srinagar Minimum Temperature
- -2.1°C
- Coldest Spot
- Kupwara (-2.2°C)
- Other Temperatures
- Pahalgam (-3.8°C), Gulmarg (-0.5°C), Qazigund (-1.5°C), Kokernag (1.2°C)
- Date of Coldest Night
- Wednesday night
- Weather Forecast
- Mainly dry till Nov 15, possibility of light rain/snow on Nov 16
