ISLAMABAD: The next twelve hours are set to bring a diverse range of weather conditions across various parts of the country.
While most areas can expect hot and humid weather, there are specific predictions for rainfall, winds, thundershowers, and more in certain regions.
Northeastern and South Punjab, as well as Kashmir, are likely to experience a change in the weather with rain accompanied by wind and thundershowers. These refreshing showers can bring relief from the prevailing heat.
In the central and southern regions of Sindh, residents should brace themselves for potential dust storms and gusty winds. Moreover, there are chances of thunderstorm-induced rain in coastal areas. This convergence of weather phenomena is expected to create a dynamic atmospheric condition.
Taking a look at the temperatures recorded earlier in the day for major cities, Islamabad saw a morning temperature of twenty-six degrees Celsius. Lahore experienced a slightly higher thirty-degree Celsius temperature, while Karachi and Peshawar observed a similar temperature of twenty-eight degrees Celsius. Quetta registered a temperature of twenty-one degrees Celsius, Gilgit stood at nineteen degrees Celsius, Murree felt cooler at eighteen degrees Celsius, and Muzaffarabad reported a temperature of seventeen degrees Celsius.
Shifting the focus to the weather forecast for the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir region provided by the Met Office, we can anticipate partly cloudy weather patterns. Srinagar, Jammu, Leh, Anantnag, and Baramula are expected to experience changes in the weather, including a chance of rain, wind, and thundershowers. Pulwama and Shopian, on the other hand, are likely to have partly cloudy skies.
The early morning temperature readings in this region also vary. Srinagar, Pulwama, and Baramulla started their day at nineteen degrees Celsius, while Jammu felt warmer at twenty-six degrees Celsius. Leh experienced a cooler start at twelve degrees Celsius, whereas Anantnag and Shopian both registered eighteen degrees Celsius.
