Light fog likely to blanket city tomorrow morning

KARACHI:

According to the department's Early Warning Centre, the transition towards the winter season may bring light fog to the city during the early hours of Monday, affecting normal visibility.

The weather is expected to remain hot and dry over the next three days due to winds blowing from Balochistan and rural Sindh.

Northwesterly and westerly winds are likely to prevail during the first half of the day, while southwesterly sea breezes may set in during the evening.

The Early Warning Centre said upper and central districts of Sindh would experience dry weather, with cooler nights. Southern districts are expected to remain hot and dry, although temperatures may dip at night, bringing a slight chill.

The difference between day and night temperatures could affect the health of people and livestock, the department warned.

On Saturday, Karachi recorded a maximum temperature of 37.9 degrees Celsius, while relative humidity stood at 17 per cent.