Amidst continuous heatwave conditions, Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recorded the second hottest day of this season at 35.3 degrees on Friday.
An independent weather forecast, Faizan Arif Keng said that the second hottest day of the season was recorded in Srinagar at 35.3 degrees today. The hottest day in this season was recorded on 24 June 35.5 degrees.
He said that Kajignad, an entrance to Kashmir, recorded a maximum temperature of 34.4 degrees, while Pahgam recorded 30.2 degrees.
According to Keng, the condition of the serious heatwave is expected to continue tomorrow, saying that there is a possibility that the temperature will be higher than today.
He said that hot and humid weather conditions may continue on Sunday, although some degrees will get relief. He said that the major reform is expected from Monday (KNO) from Monday (KNO)