Watch: Snowfall in Nagaland after many years has social media in a tizzy
One Twitter user blamed climate change for the uncommon phenomenon.
What a wonderful gift for the people of Luvishe Village under Aghunato sub-division of Zunheboto district to experience snowfall after 37 years.
— H. Khehovi (@Hkhehoviy) December 28, 2019
Indeed, Mother Nature have showered her blessings upon Nagaland this Christmas.@MyGovNagaland @tournagaland17 @incredibleindia pic.twitter.com/X4bLB1APo1
Snow in Nagaland is not exactly common, but parts of the state actually experienced snowfall earlier this week, The Indian Express reported. Four districts of the state – Zunheboto, Kiphire, Tuensang and Phek – had snowfall on December 26 and December 27.
Snowfall in Aghunato (Luvishe Village). 🌨❄️☃️
— Anguka V Achumi (@Vika_Anguvika) December 27, 2019
Aghunato: The Home of our Ancestral. ⛰#Snowfall #Winter #Nagaland@HimatoZ @tovihoto @TokhehoYepthomi @jacob_zhimomi @amulacattygmail pic.twitter.com/gIrQZ3MyLv
Some reports claimed that it had snowed in Nagaland after almost four decades.
Nagaland witnessing snowfall after nearly four decades! #ClimateChange pic.twitter.com/AzRKQlBFge
— Mmhonlumo Kikon (@MmhonlumoKikon) December 27, 2019
Snow fall in #Nagaland #Khebire #Luvishe village pic.twitter.com/MZermLvwrH
— SC💞RD (@ShainaGlynne) December 28, 2019