In a recent forecast, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has provided insights into the prevailing weather conditions across the nation, with a particular focus on Karachi. Here’s what you need to know about the weather situation:
The PMD’s latest weather forecast indicates that the majority of Pakistan set to experience hot and humid weather in the coming days. This meteorological prediction encompasses a broad expanse of the country.
For residents of Karachi, the PMD’s outlook is clear: there is no rain expected in the port city in the near future.
On Tuesday, Karachi saw temperatures soar, with the mercury reaching 30°C during the midday hours. However, as the day progresses, there is an anticipated drop in temperature in the evening.
The humidity level in Karachi recorded at approximately 61 percent, with winds blowing at a speed of 28 km/h. The maximum UV Index for the day measured at 4, indicating moderate conditions, while visibility estimated at around 5 km.
The air quality in Karachi currently stands at 35, categorizing it as ‘fair.’ This implies that the air quality is generally acceptable for the majority of individuals. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that sensitive groups may experience minor to moderate symptoms if exposed to these conditions over an extended period.
The synoptic situation prevailing over Pakistan suggests the dominance of continental air. This weather pattern is responsible for the hot and humid conditions expected across most parts of the nation. While no rain predicted for Karachi, there is a possibility of rain-thunderstorm occurrences in isolated locations, particularly in Northeast Punjab, Southeast Sindh, Kashmir, and adjacent hilly regions.
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