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J-K: Sudden change in weather intensifies cold in hilly region

An unexpected change in the weather has intensified the cold in the hilly regions. Over the past few days, temperatures have dropped sharply, disrupting daily life. As the cold deepens, people can be seen warming themselves around bonfires at various places.

ANI Jan 23, 2026 14:10 IST googleads

People warming themselves in bonfires (Photo/ANI)

Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], January 23 (ANI): An unexpected change in the weather has heightened the cold in the hilly regions. Over the past few days, temperatures have dropped sharply, disrupting daily life. As the cold deepens, people can be seen warming themselves around bonfires at various places.
The severe cold is having an even greater impact on animals.
Stray animals are seen huddling near shops, houses, and walls to protect themselves from the freezing conditions. In several areas, animals have also fallen ill due to the cold.
Local residents are urging the administration to arrange bonfires at public places and to make proper arrangements to protect homeless animals from the harsh weather.
The Meteorological Department has warned that temperatures are likely to drop further in the coming days and has advised people to remain alert and take necessary precautions.
The Banihal town of Ramban district witnessed the season's first heavy snowfall on Friday, as fresh snow blanketed the entire region, bringing winter conditions in full force.
The snowfall began late last night and continued for several hours, leading to a sharp drop in temperature and reduced visibility.
The plains and upper reaches of Doda's Bhalesa and its adjoining areas also saw their first snowfall after a prolonged dry spell of nearly three months. People expressed significant relief and happiness at the much-awaited snowfall. (ANI)

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