Pakistan is experiencing a shift in weather patterns, with rain pouring across the nation and a noticeable increase in cold intensity.
From Karachi to Khyber, the green winds of Swat are now blanketed in a white sheet, signaling the onset of winter.
In Karachi, the minimum temperature is expected to be 17 degrees Celsius, while the maximum could reach 26 degrees Celsius with cloudy skies. Although there are clouds visible, the likelihood of rain in Karachi is minimal.
Moving towards Quetta, the temperature ranges from a minimum of minus two to a maximum of 12 degrees Celsius. Cloudy conditions prevail, and the cold is palpable. Multan, on the other hand, anticipates temperatures around 12 degrees Celsius with cloudy skies.
Lahore is experiencing a minimum of three degrees and a maximum in the city of fire. Clouds cover the sky, contributing to the cold atmosphere.
In Islamabad, temperatures are expected to range from 3 to 15 degrees Celsius. Peshawar witnesses a maximum of 18 degrees. Both cities are experiencing a noticeable increase in cold.
According to weather experts, light to moderate rain is expected in northern areas such as Upper Chitral and Malka. However, most parts of the country will remain dry, with sunny weather on the horizon.
As the election day approaches, there is a slight chance of light rain in northern areas of KP, specifically Upper Chitral. However, significant rainfall is not anticipated in most parts of the country. Expect dry and sunny conditions with a drop in temperature.
Discussing recent weather events, heavy rain hit Balochistan, spreading upstream and resulting in substantial rainfall in Karachi on the night of the 3rd and 4th February. The weather pattern suggests no substantial rain in the coming days, providing a clear outlook for the election day.
In summary, the weather in Pakistan is undergoing a shift, with the possibility of rain in some northern areas. However, the majority of the country will experience dry and sunny conditions on the election day. Stay tuned for further updates as the weather situation evolves.