In the next 12 hours, brace yourself for scorching temperatures as most plain areas of the country continue to sizzle under a hot and dry spell. However, there is a silver lining for residents of eastern Sindh, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit Baltistan, Kashmir, and surrounding areas, as they can expect a welcome respite from the relentless heat.
Light showers accompanied by refreshing winds and mesmerizing thunderstorms are anticipated in these isolated locations. This unexpected twist in the weather pattern offers a brief reprieve for those longing for cooler conditions and a chance to witness nature’s captivating display.
Earlier today, the mercury levels recorded in various cities painted a varied picture. Islamabad woke up to a relatively pleasant 18°C, while Lahore experienced a warmer morning at 26°C. Karachi, known for its tropical climate, embraced the heat with a reading of 29°C. Peshawar enjoyed a mild start to the day at 21°C, while Quetta, nestled in the mountains, registered a cooler 15°C. In the scenic valleys of Gilgit, the temperature settled at a comfortable 13°C, whereas the hill station of Murree offered a chilly morning at 11°C. Muzaffarabad, surrounded by the stunning landscape of Kashmir, recorded a pleasant 16°C.
