No Rain Forecast Today After Deadly Downpour
The weather in Karachi has improved after a day of heavy rainfall. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, no rain is expected today. The update came after a strong westerly system caused intense showers across the city.
PMD spokesperson Nazir Zaighum confirmed the forecast. He stated that the weather will remain dry throughout the day. In addition, the department expects partly cloudy skies. Therefore, residents may experience more pleasant conditions.
The minimum temperature in the city was recorded at 16ยฐC. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature is expected to remain between 27ยฐC and 29ยฐC. Humidity levels stand at 76%, while light winds are blowing from the east. As a result, the overall weather is likely to stay comfortable.
Rain-Related Death Toll Increases Across City
Despite improved weather, the impact of the recent rainfall remains severe. The death toll has risen to six after another fatal incident overnight. Rescue officials reported that one person died due to electrocution in Gulistan-i-Jauhar.
Earlier, five people lost their lives during Thursdayโs heavy rain. According to police and rescue sources, four deaths occurred ุจุณุจุจ electrocution. In addition, one person died after a wall collapsed. These incidents highlight the dangers linked to poor infrastructure during extreme weather.
Authorities had declared a rain emergency in the city. Emergency teams worked throughout the night to respond to incidents. However, challenges remained due to flooded roads and damaged infrastructure.
Record Rainfall Floods Key Areas of Karachi
Several areas of Karachi recorded significant rainfall. Nazimabad received the highest amount, measuring 97.4 mm. Surjani Town followed with 67 mm, while Keamari recorded 66 mm. These figures show the intensity of the downpour.
Other areas also experienced heavy rain. Bahria Town, Orangi Town, and PAF Faisal Base recorded more than 50 mm of rainfall. As a result, roads were flooded, and traffic movement was disrupted.
The PMD had earlier warned about rain and thunderstorms. The forecast covered Karachi and other parts of Sindh from April 2 to April 4. This weather system originated from Balochistan and moved toward Sindh.
Although the rain has now stopped, its effects are still visible. Waterlogging and infrastructure damage continue to affect daily life. Therefore, authorities remain on alert.
In conclusion, Karachi is seeing improved weather conditions today. However, the recent rainfall has left a lasting impact. Citizens are advised to remain cautious as recovery efforts continue.
