Temperature to remain moderate till June 9 in Karachi
Impact of recent heatwave has ended, says Met department
Residents of Haroonabad beat the heat by showering in the water of a leaky pipeline. PHOTO: MOHAMMAD NOMAN/EXPRESS
KARACHI:
Intense heat gripped the entire city this week.
Temperature touching 46°Celsius after nearly 37 years. However, according to the latest forecast by the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the temperature is likely to remain moderate till June 9.
The temperature may touch 35°C during this time.
According to PMD, the impact of the current heatwave has ended. However, a prediction and alert will be issued three days prior if such a heatwave or intense heat conditions are expected to appear in the next two months.
Drop in temperature brings relief to residents of the port city
On Friday, 27°C was the lowest recorded temperature, while 36.3°C was the highest. The sea winds were active on Thursday and were recorded at 25 kilometres per hour. The PMD has anticipated hot and moist weather today (Saturday).
Keep hydrated
The Rangers established on Friday three heatstroke relief centres in different parts of the metropolis.
The Rangers spokesperson said that in view of the sizzling heat, the paramilitary force established three heatstroke relief centres in the Kalapul, Mehmoodabad No 6 and Pakistan Chowk areas.
Doctors, paramedic staff, medical facilities and cold water were made available at each centre to facilitate heatstroke patients.
With additional input from PPI
Intense heat gripped the entire city this week.
Temperature touching 46°Celsius after nearly 37 years. However, according to the latest forecast by the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the temperature is likely to remain moderate till June 9.
The temperature may touch 35°C during this time.
According to PMD, the impact of the current heatwave has ended. However, a prediction and alert will be issued three days prior if such a heatwave or intense heat conditions are expected to appear in the next two months.
Drop in temperature brings relief to residents of the port city
On Friday, 27°C was the lowest recorded temperature, while 36.3°C was the highest. The sea winds were active on Thursday and were recorded at 25 kilometres per hour. The PMD has anticipated hot and moist weather today (Saturday).
Keep hydrated
The Rangers established on Friday three heatstroke relief centres in different parts of the metropolis.
The Rangers spokesperson said that in view of the sizzling heat, the paramilitary force established three heatstroke relief centres in the Kalapul, Mehmoodabad No 6 and Pakistan Chowk areas.
Doctors, paramedic staff, medical facilities and cold water were made available at each centre to facilitate heatstroke patients.
With additional input from PPI