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Great News for Karachi! Rains Expected to Start from July 8

Great News for Karachi! Rains Expected to Start from July 8

  • Recent cloudy skies in Karachi have provided relief from the summer heat.
  • Karachi's temperature is expected to peak at 37 degrees Celsius today.
  • The Meteorological Department is closely monitoring the weather for timely updates.
Karachi, July 4, 2024: Recent cloudy skies have brought much-needed relief to Karachi residents from the intense summer heat, accompanied by cooling sea breezes. As anticipation builds for the monsoon rains, the Meteorological Department predicts their imminent arrival.

Today, despite extensive cloud cover, Karachi's temperature is expected to peak at 37 degrees Celsius. High humidity levels of 70% will contribute to continued hot and humid conditions over the next 24 hours.

Looking ahead, the Met Department forecasts that Karachi will experience rainfall starting July 8, offering a welcomed reprieve from the prevailing weather conditions.

Meanwhile, in Lahore, early morning rain has already cooled down the city, creating a pleasant atmosphere. According to meteorologists, intermittent rainfall will persist throughout the day, further reducing temperatures.

The monsoon has officially commenced in Lahore, marked by widespread cloud cover and significant rainfall across various areas including Mall Road, Garhi Shahu, Railway Station, Brandreth Road, Gulberg, Ferozepur Road, Model Town, Calvary Ground, Walton, DHA, Wahdat Road, Kalma Chowk, and Garden Town. This rainfall has notably cooled the city.

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Thursday's weather in Lahore is expected to reach a maximum of 34 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 26 degrees Celsius, with thunderstorms likely at various intervals.

Both Karachi and Lahore are preparing for the monsoon season in hopes that the anticipated rains will bring relief from the prevailing heat and humidity. The Meteorological Department continues to monitor the weather closely and provide regular updates.

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