KARACHI: Rain finally poured in Karachi, providing respite to the residents of the metropolis who suffered a weeks-long heatwave.
Dark clouds covered different areas of Karachi, including Surjani Town which also experienced dusty winds. Meanwhile, Malir Memon Goth also experienced heavy rain with strong winds.
The much-needed rain hit different areas in the metropolis including Gulshan-e-Hadid, Gulshan-e-Maymar, Nazimabad, and North Nazimabad.
Additionally, areas including II Chundrigar Road, Saddar, and Old City experienced drizzle, bringing an end to the persistent heat spell that has gripped the city in recent weeks.
The Met Office has also predicted the mercury to rise as high as 35°C to 37°C. Meanwhile, the minimum temperature in the last 24 hours was recorded at 31°C.
Winds blowing from the west and southwest are currently measured at 12 kilometres per hour, with humidity levels at 73%, according to PMD.
Despite the anticipated relief brought by the rain, the Met Office warns that the weather is likely to remain hot and humid in the next 24 hours, coupled with stormy conditions.
Additionally, the meteorology department has indicated that these stormy conditions may persist into tomorrow.
Sindh, however, will remain hot and dry, says Pakistan Meteorological Department
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