Karachi is set to experience a new cold wave, with temperatures potentially dropping as low as 6°C. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts a brief rise in temperatures over the next two days, with lows of 13°C and highs of 27°C. However, a weather system entering the country will bring rain to parts of Balochistan, followed by cold winds that could cause temperatures in Karachi to plummet.
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The PMD stated that the cold spell could last for a week, but Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfraz clarified that the city’s historical record low of 0°C, set in January 1934, is unlikely to be broken.
A western wind system is expected to bring rain and thunderstorms from January 1-4, 2025, affecting Quetta, Ziarat, and Chaman. Light rain and thunderstorms are also expected in upper Sindh on January 3-4, with the cold spell likely to persist until January 6.
