Karachi will experience hot weather for the next three days, according to a meteorologist. This is due to dry winds from Rajasthan. However, a westerly weather system is expected to enter Pakistan on March 21, bringing milder temperatures to Karachi. Restoration of sea winds is also predicted, keeping the weather pleasant. No heat waves are anticipated.
KARACHI: The ongoing hot weather will subside after three days with entry of a westerly weather system in the country, a weather official said on Monday.
Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz has predicted that present hot weather spell likely to continue for next three days.
“Karachi’s weather used to become hotter in end days of March, caused by the dry winds blowing from Rajasthan,” weather official said.
A westerly weather system will enter in Pakistan on March 21. “Under the influence of this westerly wave temperatures will become mild in Karachi,” Sarfaraz said.
The Met official also indicated restoration of sea winds used to blow from southwest, which keep the city’s weather pleasant.
Sardar Sarfaraz also denied likely heat wave in the metropolis.
As temperatures continue to soar in Karachi, residents are bracing themselves for three more days of scorching heat. The official weather forecast has confirmed that the hot weather spell will persist, prompting concerns about health, safety, and coping strategies. It is crucial for the residents to take proactive measures to stay adequately hydrated, protect themselves from sun exposure, and ensure the well-being of vulnerable individuals, such as the elderly and children. Additionally, it is advisable to seek shaded areas, use cooling mechanisms like fans and air conditioning, and avoid outdoor activities during peak heat hours. Amidst this weather outlook, it is paramount to prioritize self-care and community support to navigate through the challenging weather conditions. Stay tuned for further updates and advisories, and remember to look out for one another during this heatwave.
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The hot weather in Karachi is expected to persist for the next three days, according to a weather official. Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz anticipates a westerly weather system entering the country on March 21, which will bring milder temperatures to Karachi. This will also lead to the restoration of sea winds from the southwest, maintaining pleasant weather in the city. Sarfaraz has dismissed the likelihood of a heat wave in the metropolis.
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