The Meteorological Department today forecasted challenging weather conditions for most areas as the nation braces for persistent hot and humid conditions. However, areas like Kashmir, Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Northeastern Punjab, and Gilgit-Baltistan may feel relief with the possibility of storms accompanied by strong winds and rain.
This morning’s temperatures highlighted the intensity of the heat enveloping the country. The temperature in Islamabad was recorded at 25 degrees Celsius, while both Lahore and Karachi experienced 29 degrees Celsius. Peshawar’s temperature was 28 degrees Celsius, while Quetta was slightly cooler at 24 degrees Celsius. Gilgit’s temperature was 21 degrees Celsius, Murree’s was 17 degrees Celsius, and Muzaffarabad’s was 22 degrees Celsius.
Authorities advise residents of affected areas to remain cautious, especially in light of the possibility of severe weather conditions. The anticipated storms may provide relief from the heat but can also pose risks of flooding and disruptions.
Citizens are urged to stay informed with the latest weather advisories and to take necessary precautions, especially in areas where adverse weather effects are a concern.