Weather analysts are forecasting clear and dry weather for the majority of the country on the upcoming general election day, February 8. While there is no likelihood of significant rainfall on the election day itself, there are chances of light rain in western parts of Sindh and Balochistan on February 7, the eve of the election.

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Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz, speaking on Geo News show Geo Pakistan, stated that any rain on the eve of the election would be short-lived, with the weather returning to dry conditions within 24 hours. He assured that, according to the forecast, most parts of the country would experience dry weather on election day.

This weather prediction comes in the context of heavy downpours in Karachi for the second consecutive day, causing flooding in various parts of the city. Despite the current rainy conditions, meteorological observations suggest a return to dry weather across the country on the crucial election day.