Rain and snowfall forecast as temperatures fall across the country
Cold weather spreads nationwide as rain, snowfall, and chilly winds affect major cities and northern regions, Met Office says.
Islamabad – (Web Desk) – Weather turned colder in Islamabad, Murree, and Abbottabad following light rainfall on Sunday. According to the Met Office, rain was reported in Islamabad’s G-7, G-8, and H-8 sectors, along with Barakhu, Bani Gala, Park Road, and nearby areas. More rainfall is expected in Kashmir and the Murree Galiyat region over the next one to three hours.
Intermittent rain is also likely in Jhelum, Mandi Bahauddin, Mangla, Chakwal, and Gujrat. In Murree, rain accompanied by chilly winds forced residents and visitors to wear warm clothing, as the temperature dropped to seven degrees Celsius. The Met Office said cloudy conditions will continue, with chances of further snowfall in the area.
Meanwhile, Karachi experienced a return of cooler weather after sea breezes resumed. The city’s temperature was recorded at 15 degrees Celsius. However, Karachi ranked 19th among the world’s most polluted cities, with air pollution levels measured at 127 particulate matter units.
In Lahore, cloudy skies and cold winds prevailed throughout the day. The weather remained chilly as sunshine and clouds alternated over the provincial capital.
The Met Office predicted that there is no chance of rain in the City.
Light rain was also reported in urban areas of district Khyber. The snowfall in Tirah Valley once again turned the weather cold and pleasant. The Met Office predicted more snowfall in the area.
The weather remained cold and dry in most districts of Balochistan. The Meteorological Department further said that northern areas of Balochistan will be in the grip of cold and dry weather.
The minimum temperature of Kalat was recorded at 2 degree centigrade, Ziarat minus 1, Zhob 5, Sibi 12, Turbat 16, Chaman 6, Gwadar 14, Jeewani 16.
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