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Cold wave likely to hit Karachi from Jan 24

Cold wave likely to hit Karachi from Jan 24

Web Desk January 20, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

KARACHI: Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz has predicted that the last week of January will be cold in the Karachi city.

According to the Chief Meteorologist, the temperature in Karachi is likely to go into single digits during January 23 and 24.

Sardar Sarfraz said that the last week of January is likely to be cold, besides the weather is likely to be cold in the first week of February as well.

It should be noted that the intensity of cold has increased across the country, while snowfall continues in Balochistan.

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Earleir, Several parts of Balochistan were transformed into a winter wonderland on Sunday as snowfall and rain blanketed the province, creating stunning scenic views but also posing challenges for residents and authorities.

Areas like Ziarat, Kan Mehtarzai, Kozhak, Khanozai, Lakk Pass, Muslim Bagh, and Mastung experienced snowfall, with nearby mountains covered in fresh white peaks. Continuous light rain in Washuk and Besima added to the chill, while coastal regions such as Jiwani, Pishukan, and Surbandar enjoyed light rain that intensified the cool breeze along the coast.

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