The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has warned residents of Karachi about a severe cold wave, saying the city will experience low temperatures in coming days.
According to officials, a new spell of cold weather is approaching the city, which may further intensify chilly conditions and increase discomfort for residents during early morning and night hours.
The department said that over the next 24 hours, weather in Karachi is expected to remain cold and dry, similar to conditions elsewhere nationwide.
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Cold and dry weather is also forecast for Quetta, Lahore, Islamabad, and Peshawar, while extremely cold conditions are expected in northern mountainous regions.
Kashmir, Gilgit Baltistan, Dir, Chitral, and Swat are likely to experience severe cold, with temperatures dropping significantly below seasonal averages.
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Meteorologists also warned of possible fog formation in various districts of Punjab during morning hours, which may affect road visibility.
In northern Balochistan, including Chaman, icy winds following rain and snowfall have sharply increased cold intensity across the region.
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The temperature in Chaman was recorded at -1°C, reflecting the harsh winter conditions prevailing in higher altitude areas.
Snowfall has transformed upper regions into winter landscapes, with snow-capped mountains and cold winds reinforcing the seasonal chill.
The Meteorological Department urged citizens and tourists to take precautionary measures and stay updated on weather advisories to avoid risks.
