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Icy winds subside
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A rare stillness takes over the usually bustling Sea View beach. Cold weather keeps visitors away, leaving the horses idle and the scenic promenade beautifully empty — an unusual glimpse of calm in the heart of the city. Photo: NNI
The icy winds from Balochistan that gripped Karachi for several days have subsided, bringing a gradual decline in winter's intensity. Minimum temperature rose by 1.3°C and maximum by 3.3°C on Tuesday. According to the Met Office, the minimum temperature was recorded at 11.5°C, while the maximum reached 26°C. The slowdown in wind speed, which had entered the city after Thursday's rain, contributed to the rise in morning and evening temperatures.
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