Karachi: Due to the cessation of sea breezes, the city was scorched, due to the rising temperature, there was a heat wave-like situation.
According to the Department of Meteorology, Monday was the hottest day on record due to the closure of south-westerly winds from the sea and the effects of westerly winds from Balochistan. 8 degrees more than the actual temperature was felt.
According to the forecast of the Early Warning Center of the Department of Meteorology, the current heat wave may continue during the next 3 days, during which the weather may be hot and humid, but there is a possibility of drizzle at night and in the morning. It may remain inactive for a short time while humidity is expected to be 70 to 80 percent in the morning and 55 to 65 percent in the evening.
According to the Early Warning Center, during the partial heat wave, the maximum mercury can be recorded between 35 and 37 degrees. On Monday, various districts of rural Sindh were also under the grip of intense heat, the highest mercury was recorded in Jacobabad at 45 degrees Celsius. , 43.5 in Rohri and Dadu, 43 in Larkana, 42.8 in Khairpur, 42.5 in Mohenjodaro and Sukkur, 41.5 in Skarund while the temperature crossed 40 degrees in Hyderabad, Mithi and Tandojam.
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