KARACHI: The sea breeze returned to Karachi last night, providing much-needed relief from several days of intense heat, the Met Office reported on Wednesday.
Despite the breeze, hot and humid conditions will continue to dominate the city’s weather, with temperatures currently at 33°C and expected to rise as high as 40°C.
Humidity levels remain high, making the heat feel even more severe for residents.
Southwestern winds are blowing at a moderate speed of 15 kilometers per hour, helping to ease the discomfort caused by the heat.
Drizzling Forecast for Karachi’s Outskirts and Tomorrow’s Weather
According to the Met Office, light drizzling is likely in the outskirts of Karachi this evening.
On June 19, the city itself may see drizzling in both the morning and evening hours.
The first monsoon spell for Karachi is anticipated to begin on June 25, marking the onset of seasonal rains.
Meanwhile, the Met Office has issued warnings for extremely hot weather across most plains in Pakistan from June 18 to 20.
Rainfall Recorded in Other Regions
Recent rainfall was recorded in southeastern Sindh, with Mithi receiving 31mm, Nagar Parkar 30mm, Islam Kot 14mm, and Diplo 6mm.
Thunderstorms accompanied rain in some areas of Kashmir, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Gilgit Baltistan.
Residents are advised to stay updated with weather forecasts as the monsoon season approaches.
Karachi, SeaBreeze, Monsoon
