Light rains and windy conditions are expected in several Punjab districts over the next two days, while hot and humid conditions should prevail in other parts of the province, according to the meteorological department.
According to the meteorological department, precipitation is expected in Murrier (17-19 ° C), Bahawalpur (37-39 ° C), Dera Ghazi Khan (29-31 ° C), Multan (32-34 ° C), Chakwal (29-31 ° C), Faithbad (32-34 ° C), Sargodha (21-31. (33-35 ° C), Attock (30-32 ° C), Rawalpindi (28-30 ° C), Jhelum (28-30 ° C) and Sahiwal (34-36 ° C) Wednesday and Thursday.
The humidity levels remain high, especially in Multan (91%), Bahawalpur (75%) and Jhelum (73%), adding to the intensity of time. Friday, most cities will see a clear sky, temperatures increasing by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius.
In Lahore, temperatures should vary between 33 ° C and 35 ° C during the rainy spell before climbing 35-37 ° C Friday under a sunny sky. Although the rain should provide a brief relief, humidity remains 71%, keeping the conditions warm and sticky.
The showers dispersed in different parts of punjab should improve air quality and create a pleasant atmosphere, said meteorologists.
Meteorologists have also advised residents to prepare for short -term storms and high humidity while Punjab turns into warmer days.
Earlier, the PMD predicted generalized rain, thunderstorms and possible thunderstorms in several regions in the days preceding Eidull Fitr.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) said that wet fate is expected between March 25 and 27, affecting the upper and power -off areas, the snowfall planned in the mountainous regions.
According to PMD, showers will probably strike Biner, Dir, Malakand, Swabi, Charsadda, Abbottabad and Peshawar from March 25 to 27.
Other areas, including Karak, Lakki Marwat, Waziristan from North and South, and Dera Ismail Khan, could also undergo rain, hail and snowfall in higher altitudes.
Islamabad, the Potohar, Murrier and Galiyat region should also receive light precipitation and snowfall between March 25 and 27.
