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MARCH 19, 2026 ISSUE

Weather Likely To improve after March 20

- Observer News Service

Rain, Snow Bring Back Winter Chill

A fresh spell of rain in the plains and snowfall in higher reaches on Wednesday brought back a sharp winter chill across the Kashmir Valley, disrupting normal life and pulling temperatures below seasonal averages.

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