Heat in Srinagar breaks 20-year record, temperature recorded at 35.5 degrees

The extreme heat in Srinagar has broken a 20-year record. The temperature in Srinagar reached 35.5 degrees, which was 1.1 degrees Celsius higher than the maximum temperature in Delhi. This geographical change has made it clear that the hilly area is heating up rapidly due to the effect of global warming. There was extreme heat in the states of North India in June, although the rains that started a few days ago have cooled the atmosphere. However, today, on Friday, the people of the hilly city of Srinagar felt more heat than Delhi. Usually, Srinagar is neither too cold nor too hot, but in the current year 2025, the heat has broken Srinagar’s 20-year record. For the first time since 2005, Srinagar has experienced such high heat. Delhi’s weather was cooler than Srinagar. All the weather stations in the capital Delhi recorded a temperature below 35 degrees Celsius. While the temperature in Srinagar today was 35.5 degrees Celsius. Which has been the highest in the month of June in 20 years. Delhi’s temperature was 1.1 degrees Celsius lower than Srinagar, which is not usually seen. The rising temperature in Srinagar is a sign that the impact of global warming has reached the hilly areas. This can disrupt the natural balance. The rising temperature in Srinagar has increased the concern of scientists as well as the common people.

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