Karachi residents prepare for upcoming heatwave

The residents of Karachi are bracing themselves for a surge in temperatures as the city gears up for a spell of hot weather in the coming days. According to the latest forecast by the Pakistan Meteorological Department, Karachi is set to experience hot and humid conditions over the next two to three days. Today, the mercury soared to 34.7 degrees Celsius, nearing the usual summer peak of 35.7°C. However, the forecast predicts a further rise in temperatures, with Thursday and Friday expected to reach 36°C, maintaining the sweltering conditions.

Despite the impending heatwave, Karachi can find solace in the consistent sea breeze that will persist in the city. Recent days have seen a slight respite from the scorching temperatures, thanks to the return of sea winds that helped alleviate the prolonged heatwave. In contrast, regions like Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have witnessed rainfall, breaking the heat spell. The Pakistan Meteorological Department has highlighted the occurrence of thunderstorms and precipitation in various parts of the country, including Chitral, Swat, Muzaffarabad, Murree, Quetta, among others, which are expected to provide relief from the hot weather conditions.

As Karachi braces for hotter days ahead, the presence of the sea breeze offers a glimmer of hope for residents seeking respite from the scorching temperatures. While the city prepares for the heatwave, other regions in Pakistan are experiencing relief through rainfall and thunderstorms. The collective efforts of nature, through sea winds and precipitation, aim to alleviate the intense heat gripping the country, offering a sense of relief and comfort to the populace.