The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast heavy downpours with gusty winds for Karachi and other parts of Pakistan over the next few days, and particularly tomorrow.
Currently, the weather in the port city is hot and humid, even during the early hours of the day. At the time writing, the metropolis had recorded a moderate temperature of 36°C with 47 percent humidity, which is expected to last throughout the week despite forecasts for rain.
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While rainfall is expected to break in seasonal dips across Pakistan from tomorrow onwards, the expected downpour in Karachi is being attributed to the tropical cyclone Tauktae that tracked northward during the last 12 hours. Although most of the coastal areas are no longer in the cyclone’s destructive path, dust/thunderstorm-rain with moderate to heavy falls, and heavy winds will prevail for a few days in the wake of the cyclone’s movement across the Arabian Sea.
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Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Potohar, and Gilgit-Baltistan are to expect rains that may last until Thursday this week.
Meanwhile, the highest temperature was recorded in Balochistan’s areas of Turbat and Chhor at 45°C in the last 24 hours. There is a chance of moderate showers and a light breeze across Gwadar’s shores, but most of Balochistan is expected to have little to no rain for the rest of the week.
