As summer settles in, the meteorological department anticipates mainly dry and scorching weather across Jammu and Kashmir in the coming days. While no significant weather disturbances are projected until May 28, a “heat wave” is forecasted to affect the plains of the Jammu Division.

Nighttime temperatures have been on the rise, with Srinagar registering a low of 14.2°C, marking an increase from the previous night. Similarly, other regions such as Qazigund, Pahalgam, Kokernag, Kupwara, and Gulmarg have experienced above-normal minimum temperatures, contributing to warmer nights across the region.

In Jammu, the mercury dipped to 27.1°C, indicating a notable increase from the previous night’s low. Other areas such as Banihal, Batote, and Bhaderwah also recorded elevated temperatures compared to the norm.

As the region braces for hotter days ahead, residents are advised to take necessary precautions to mitigate the effects of the impending heat wave. Stay updated with local weather advisories for the latest information on temperature fluctuations and weather conditions.