Chilly Days Ahead: Karachi’s Weather Forecast
As temperatures continue to dip, residents of Karachi are bundling up to brace for the coldest days of this winter season. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has announced that Karachi will experience cold and dry weather over the next three days, with minimum temperatures potentially dropping to around 12°C. This Saturday, the city recorded a brisk 13°C, down from 16.4°C the previous day.
On Sunday morning, a light mist greeted early risers, reducing visibility to just three kilometers. While it made for a chilly start, the day progressively warmed up after sunrise. However, the continual northeasterly winds sweeping in from Balochistan will keep that winter chill lingering.
For those venturing out, be aware that fog may form in the early morning hours across the plains of Sindh, adding an extra chill to the air. In rural Sindh, temperatures have dipped even lower, with Mohenjo Daro hitting a frigid 7.5°C. Meanwhile, cities like Lahore are also experiencing similar icy spells, with cold and dry weather expected to persist.
Overall, the weather forecast indicates that much of the country will be under the influence of continental air, leading to chilly mornings and nights—especially in hilly areas where temperatures could drop significantly. The lowest recorded temperature recently was a bone-chilling –11°C in Skardu.
If you’re bundled up and sipping hot tea while enjoying this winter weather, remember to take care of your health and stay warm. Chilly days like these are perfect for cozying up with a good book or enjoying time with family indoors.
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