Karachi’s residents, who have been witnessing increasingly high temperatures over the last few days, are likely to get some respite soon.

According to Chief Meterologist Sardar Sarfaraz said that the heat’s effect has been compounded in recent days as the sea breeze had not been blowing in Karachi.

However, Sarfaraz added that the breeze will likely resume its circulation of the city from March 20 leading to better weather conditions.

Temperatures in Karachi hovered between 19-21 degrees on Tuesday and are expected to remain in the same range on Wednesday as well.

However, the temperatures can rise by one or two degrees on Thursday.

Meanhile, humidity is expected to hover around 61% in the city.