The Pakistan Meteorological Department's Early Warning Centre has issued a weather forecast indicating that south-western winds originating from the sea are likely to intensify over Karachi during the afternoon hours on Saturday. This development could bring noticeable changes to the coastal city's atmospheric conditions.
Regional Weather Patterns
Simultaneously, northeastern winds over Balochistan are expected to persist, affecting the region primarily during morning and night hours. These wind patterns contribute to the broader weather dynamics across Pakistan's southwestern territories.
Karachi Temperature Outlook
For Karachi specifically, temperatures are anticipated to experience a slight increase on Tuesday. The Meteorological Department predicts a minimum temperature of 17°C and a maximum reaching 31°C. Residents should prepare for predominantly dry weather throughout the day, followed by cooler conditions after sunset.
National Weather Conditions
According to state broadcaster Radio Pakistan, most parts of the country can expect mainly cold and dry weather over the next twelve hours. Hilly areas are likely to experience particularly cold conditions, requiring appropriate precautions for those in elevated regions.
Current City Temperatures
Temperature readings from major Pakistani cities recorded this morning present a clear picture of the prevailing cold conditions:
- Islamabad: 5°C
- Lahore: 12°C
- Karachi: 17°C
- Peshawar: 7°C
- Quetta: 2°C
- Gilgit: 4°C
- Muzaffarabad: 4°C
- Murree: 0°C
Basant Festival Forecast
In related weather news, the Pakistan Meteorological Department Punjab has forecast pleasant conditions for Lahore and surrounding areas during the upcoming Basant celebrations. From February 6 to 8, Lahore is expected to experience dry weather with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures during the festival period are likely to remain comfortable, ranging between 20°C and 22°C.
The Meteorological Department continues to monitor weather patterns closely, providing regular updates to help citizens plan their activities accordingly. These forecasts are particularly important for outdoor events and travel planning across different regions of Pakistan.
