Karachi received rain early on Thursday (today), bringing much-needed relief from the city’s recent warm conditions.
The rain came after the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) warned of a thunderstorm.
Light showers were first reported in central areas such as Saddar, Clifton, MA Jinnah Road and the Old City Area before extending to northern areas including North Karachi, New Karachi and Surjani Town.
Before the rainfall, strong gusty winds hit the port city, showing a shift in weather conditions.
Although the showers remained light, they were enough to create a drop in temperature, with cooler breezes adding to the pleasant atmosphere in several parts of the city.
No major disruptions were reported, while intermittent rainfall is likely to persist in some areas, according to met office.
Rain turns weather pleasant in Lahore
Light to heavy rain swept across several parts of Lahore, turning the weather pleasant, bringing cooler temperatures and a visible improvement in air quality.
Showers across the city
Rain was reported in areas including Iqbal Town, Gulberg, Shalimar Link Road, and Khayaban-e-Jamia Punjab Road, along with nearby neighbourhoods.
The rainfall provided relief after a spell of dry and warm weather.
Residents reported a drop in temperature and a fresher atmosphere following the showers.
Roads in some areas were wet, but no major disruption was immediately reported.
Cooler temperatures recorded
The temperature in the city was recorded at around 24°C, with light winds of about 8 km/h.
Humidity levels stood near 45%, contributing to the more comfortable conditions.
Weather officials say the maximum temperature is likely to reach around 30°C, while the minimum could fall to 19°C over the next day.
Rain expected to continue
The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast intermittent rain over the next 24 hours.
Meteorologists say the current weather system is expected to remain active, bringing occasional showers and keeping temperatures relatively mild.
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