A significant weather shift is on the horizon as a westerly wave prepares to enter the country after which a dramatic transition from hot and dry conditions to potential thunderstorms in Karachi.
Residents should prepare for strong winds, rain, and even isolated hail in some areas, the advisory said.
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The approaching westerly wave will impact numerous districts across the Sindh province. Rain and thunderstorms with strong winds are expected in Jamshoro, Hyderabad, Thatta, and surrounding areas.
The approaching weather system will also affect Karachi division with increasing clouds and rain chances.
Karachi Weather on Tuesday – March 17
Tuesday remains hot and dry with occasional windy conditions and highs of 35-37°C. The minimum temperature is recorded at a warm 24.4°C, indicating a humid night.
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Morning humidity sits at 69 per cent before dropping sharply to just 15-25 per cent by evening.
Karachi Weather on Wednesday – March 18
Wednesday transitions to warm and humid conditions with maximums dropping to 33-35°C. Overnight lows will range between 22-24°C across the Karachi division. Morning humidity rises significantly to 75-85 per cent while evening levels increase to 45-55 per cent.
Karachi Weather on Thursday – March 19
Thursday brings partly cloudy skies with chances of thunderstorms and rain in Karachi. Maximum temperatures moderate further to 31-33°C as the system approaches. Morning humidity peaks at 85-95 per cent with evening levels remaining elevated at 45-55 per cent.
The system brings rain and thunderstorms with strong winds to a wide swath of Sindh. Isolated hail storms are possible in districts including Badin, Mirpurkhas, Tharparker, and Sanghar.
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Lightning strikes may occur at isolated places throughout the rain and thunderstorm forecast period.
Residents should prepare for thunderstorm chances by securing loose outdoor items. The combination of strong winds and rain may cause localized disruptions.
Weather data for this report has been obtained from the official website of the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD). To stay informed about current weather in Karachi, visit TOK Weather Page
