Temperatures may soar to 50°C during Eid holidays, warns PMD
Temperatures may rise 4-7°C above normal, with some districts reaching 50°C as officials urge caution for children, women and older adults.
- The Pakistan Meteorological Department warned on Thursday that moderate to severe heatwave conditions will grip most of Pakistan from May 25 to May 31, coinciding with the Eidul Azha holidays.
- A high-pressure system developing in the upper atmosphere on May 25 will likely strengthen on May 26, intensifying heat across the country as the federal government announced a three-day public holiday from May 26 to May 28.
- Temperatures may soar to 47-50°C in southern and central districts, while northern regions may reach 38-40°C; Karachi faces "very hot weather" with temperatures between 35-38°C, the PMD predicted.
- The PMD advised citizens to stay hydrated and avoid direct sunlight between 10am and 4pm, while urging the public to exercise judicious use of water and electricity during the forecast period.
- Farmers were advised to manage crop activities and protect livestock during the heat, as authorities remain vigilant following a deadly May 4 heatwave when Karachi temperatures reached 44.1°C.
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