After two days of consecutive precipitation, Karachi remains in a partially cloudy sky today with light rains probably, according to the Pakistani meteorological department.
The meteorological system which brought more than 58 millimeters of rain to the city has weakened, which reduces the intensity of the precipitation expected. Light showers are planned today, while the burnt can continue tomorrow.
Meteorologists partly predict an entirely cloudy sky in the coming days due to the persistent impact of the system.
Humidity levels should vary between 65% and 85%, which makes temperatures feel 6 ° C to 8 ° C warmer than real readings.
Karachi’s maximum temperature should reach 32 ° C, against the recorded summit yesterday of 30 ° C.
In the past 24 hours, the city of Surjani has seen the highest precipitation at 58.2 mm, followed by the city of Saadi (47.5 mm), Gulshan-E-Maymar (37.4 mm) and Gulshan-E-Hadeed (37 mm).
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Other areas recorded between 24 mm and 32 mm of rain, including Shahrae Faisal, North Karachi, Jinnah Terminal, Defense, Korangi and University Road.
The heavy monsoon rains caused urban floods through Karachi on Saturday, flooding the low zones and paralyzing traffic across the city.
Localities in the city center such as Liaquatabad, North Karachi, Orangi Town and Gulshan-E-IQBAL were faced with a high talent of water.
Drains overflowing near Iqbal Plaza in the north of Karachi and Defense Morr have aggravated the conditions, while the open man holes and wastewater spills have raised sanitation problems.
The main roads, including Sharae Faisal, Shahrah-E-Pakistan and Rashid Minhas Road, have experienced significant traffic disturbances, with vehicles and shuttlers blocked with submerged streets.
