Karachi is expected to experience pleasant weather in the mornings and evenings during the start of Ramadan, according to the Meteorological Department.

Deputy Director Anjum Nazir said temperatures are likely to range between 32–34°C during the day and 19–21°C at night.

He added that a new series of westerly winds at the beginning of Ramadan may bring light rain to the city.

The weather is expected to remain moderate for the first twenty days of Ramadan, with heat intensity gradually increasing from the second week of March.