Summary
- A severe heatwave continued to affect most parts of Pakistan, bringing extremely hot and dry conditions to many regions.
- Temperatures reached 47°C in Okara, Bhakkar, Jacobabad, Sukkur, Khairpur, and Turbat, highlighting the widespread impact of the heatwave.
- Weather experts expect the hot and dry spell to continue in most parts of the country over the coming days.
A severe heatwave continued to affect most parts of Pakistan, bringing extremely hot and dry conditions to many regions. Sibi emerged as the hottest city, where temperatures soared to 49°C.
Several other cities also experienced intense heat, with Noorpur Thal and Dadu recording 48°C. Temperatures reached 47°C in Okara, Bhakkar, Jacobabad, Sukkur, Khairpur, and Turbat, highlighting the widespread impact of the heatwave.
In Dera Ismail Khan, Bannu, and Sargodha, the mercury climbed to 45°C, while Lahore and Jhelum recorded 44°C. Peshawar and Multan witnessed temperatures of 43°C, and Islamabad registered 42°C.
Meanwhile, Muzaffarabad recorded 40°C, Quetta 39°C, and both Karachi and Gilgit reported 37°C. Skardu remained relatively cooler, with a maximum temperature of 29°C.
Weather experts expect the hot and dry spell to continue in most parts of the country over the coming days. Citizens have been advised to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, and take necessary precautions to protect themselves from heat-related health risks.
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