Karachi is currently experiencing a severe heat wave as a low-pressure area has formed in the Arabian Sea, southeast of the city.
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the weather is expected to remain hot and dry for the next 24 hours, with maximum temperatures predicted to reach between 37 and 39 degrees Celsius.
The minimum temperature today was recorded at 24.4 degrees Celsius, accompanied by humidity levels of 51%.
The low-pressure system is situated at approximately 1,000 kilometers southeast of Karachi, specifically at latitude 17.0 N and longitude 72.0 E.
Meteorologists anticipate that this system may develop into a depression over the next two to three days, initially moving northwest.
The PMD’s cyclone warning center in Karachi is actively monitoring the situation. Currently, no coastal areas in Pakistan are expected to be affected by this weather system.
Hot and dry conditions will persist across most districts in Sindh, with potential rainfall forecasted for Thar Parkar, Mithi, Sujawal, Badin, and surrounding areas.
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Rain, accompanied by wind and thunderstorms, may also occur along parts of the coastal belt.
Yesterday, Karachi recorded a high of 39 degrees Celsius, with some areas experiencing brief evening rain and gusty winds.
The PMD has indicated that the ongoing hot and dry weather is likely to continue into next week, with daytime temperatures expected to range between 38 and 40 degrees Celsius.
