Karachi weather: Temperatures expected to drop further

Karachi to enjoy cool, sunny weather with minimum temperatures of around 8–10°C.


News Desk December 28, 2024
Men sit around a fire on a cold night on a street in Karachi. Photo: Jalal Qureshi/express

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The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted cool and sunny weather for Karachi over the weekend and the coming days.

The lowestt temperatures in the metropolis are expected to range between 8°C and 10°C, with relative humidity fluctuating between 35% and 55%, providing pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.

The forecast shows clear skies and no signs of rain. These conditions will persist through Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, making it an ideal time for residents to enjoy Karachi’s winter charm.

Other districts in Sindh, including Thatta, Badin, and Hyderabad, will also experience similar weather, with minimum temperatures ranging from 8°C to 12°C. Dadu and Sukkur are expected to record some of the lowest temperatures, dipping to 4°C, accompanied by relatively high humidity levels of up to 95%.

PMD experts attribute the cooler conditions to prevailing dry continental air, which has reduced cloud cover and intensified winter’s grip across the province.

The ongoing cold wave in Karachi is expected to intensify in the second week of January 2025, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).

Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz told a local news channel on Wednesday that temperatures in the city may drop further in January. He also noted that light showers are expected in parts of Balochistan from January 3 to 5. However, the country is likely to experience less snowfall and rainfall this winter compared to previous years.

Karachi has seen temperatures dip to single digits multiple times this month, with the cold wave affecting several parts of the country. In Balochistan, temperatures have plummeted below freezing in various areas

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