<p class="title">Kashmir continued reel under intense cold wave conditions with the night temperatures in Kargil town of Ladakh region plummeting to a bone-chilling minus 20.6 degrees Celsius on Wednesday making people shiver.</p>.<p class="title">A Met official said Kargil recorded minus 16.2 degree Celsius, the lowest this season, while neighbouring Leh town was the second coldest recorded place with a low of minus 16.6 degrees Celsius.</p>.<p class="title">Srinagar recorded a minimum temperature of minus 4.1 degree Celsius. Gulmarg was the coldest place in the Valley with a minimum temperature of minus 6.8 degrees Celsius. </p>.<p class="title">The mercury at the famous hill resort of Pahalgam in south Kashmir settled at minus 6.1 degree Celsius, the official said.</p>.<p class="title">The MeT Department has predicted further fall in night temperatures over the next few days.</p>.<p class="title">Many waterbodies, including the famous Dal Lake, were partially frozen with the intensification in the bone-chilling cold.</p>.<p class="title">The problems of the residents are compounded by freezing of water taps, pesky power cuts, and development of a thin layer of frost on roads in the morning and evenings.</p>
<p class="title">Kashmir continued reel under intense cold wave conditions with the night temperatures in Kargil town of Ladakh region plummeting to a bone-chilling minus 20.6 degrees Celsius on Wednesday making people shiver.</p>.<p class="title">A Met official said Kargil recorded minus 16.2 degree Celsius, the lowest this season, while neighbouring Leh town was the second coldest recorded place with a low of minus 16.6 degrees Celsius.</p>.<p class="title">Srinagar recorded a minimum temperature of minus 4.1 degree Celsius. Gulmarg was the coldest place in the Valley with a minimum temperature of minus 6.8 degrees Celsius. </p>.<p class="title">The mercury at the famous hill resort of Pahalgam in south Kashmir settled at minus 6.1 degree Celsius, the official said.</p>.<p class="title">The MeT Department has predicted further fall in night temperatures over the next few days.</p>.<p class="title">Many waterbodies, including the famous Dal Lake, were partially frozen with the intensification in the bone-chilling cold.</p>.<p class="title">The problems of the residents are compounded by freezing of water taps, pesky power cuts, and development of a thin layer of frost on roads in the morning and evenings.</p>
