Karachi is expected to experience a surge in temperature up to 34°C in the coming days of Ramadan. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecasted hot and dry weather with a low of 18.5°C during the past 24 hours.
The current intensity in the weather is due to low humidity levels in the air, which currently stands at 41%. This year, the weather had been chilly following heavy rain at the month’s start, although March is usually warmer in Karachi. Karachi witnessed heavy rainfall coupled with thunderstorms on March 1, which led to a cold wave in the city. However, light rain and drizzle on Sunday again turned the weather pleasant.
The temperature is likely to rise to 34°C in the coming days. The hot weather will make it difficult for people to carry out their routine tasks during Ramadan.
