Hot weather likely across Sindh over next two days
KARACHI: Sizzling weather scorched Karachi on Monday, with the temperature rising to 41 Celsius, the highest recorded in the city this September, as the Met Office forecast hot and humid conditions across Sindh for the next couple of days. The metropolis experienced another spell of hot weather as the mercury touched a new monthly high, while humidity remained comparatively low. The weather is…
Karachi witnessed scorching heat on Monday, with temperatures soaring to 41 degrees Celsius - the highest recorded in September. The Meteorological Department predicts hot and humid weather to persist in Sindh for the following two days. Karachi is anticipated to stay hot and humid on Tuesday, with temperatures fluctuating between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius and humidity levels between 70 and 80 percent.
Wednesday is expected to see slightly cooler temperatures, ranging from 35 to 37 degrees Celsius, with humidity still between 70 and 80 percent. Throughout the nation, most regions will experience dry weather, while the plains will remain hot during the day. Northern hilly regions may have partly cloudy skies, while Kashmir and adjacent hilly areas could encounter light rain on Tuesday afternoon.
Over the past day, the majority of the country faced dry conditions, with hot weather in the plains; however, light rain was documented in Mithi, Ziarat, Babusar, and Parachinar.
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