The intensity of heat in Karachi is expected to rise from the second week of March, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).
Weather officials said that temperatures in the city are likely to range between 30°C and 32°C in the coming days. While no rainfall is expected in Karachi, fog levels may increase in suburban areas over the next few days.
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The PMD explained that the return of sea breezes has increased humidity levels in the air, which may lead to fog formation, particularly during early morning and late night hours.
Meanwhile, rainfall is forecast in the upper parts of the country during the last days of February and early March.
However, Karachi will remain dry, with gradually rising daytime temperatures as the city moves closer to the summer season.
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Astronomical data indicates that the new moon will be born on February 17 at 5:01 pm. The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee will convene in Peshawar on February 18 to formally assess moon sighting reports.
With favorable weather conditions in Karachi, the first days of Ramadan are expected to be comfortable for both early-morning sehri and evening iftar gatherings.
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