The Pakistan Meteorological Department reported that Karachi experienced cool northeast winds for a 3rd day, with speeds reaching 15 kilometres per hour. Karachis temperature dipped to 15°C, offering a break from its typical heat.
Morning fog, however, reduced visibility to just three kilometres, disrupting transport and outdoor activities. Karachi has the poorest air quality index (AQI) in Pakistan, at a hazardous 183, ranking it the third most polluted city globally. Only Dhaka and Cairo are more polluted, with AQIs of 259 and 236, respectively.
Karachi’s Weather in the Next 7 Days
A spokesperson from the Early Warning Centre anticipates the moderate winds will persist, leading to a noticeable decrease in temperature and a heightened chill. Given these conditions, officials have advised the public to be cautious, particularly due to reduced morning visibility and potential transport delays.
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These cool winds, originating from Balochistan’s northeast, mark a refreshing shift from Karachi’s usual warm climate at this time of year. The department expects these cooler conditions to continue, maintaining lower temperatures throughout the day.
