Karachi winter expected to break seven-year record ...palestine

Karachi reported December’s lowest temperature so far at seven degrees on Tuesday. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, the weather is expected to remain cold and dry throughout the upcoming week. The city is expected to break its seven-year record, a Met department spokesperson said Another cold wave is expected to enter the city in January along with rain in the first week of the month. “Karachi will witness rain between January 6 and 7 along with Siberian winds.” He pointed out that last time in 2013, the temperature in the city dropped to six degrees. On the other hand, cold has gripped the entire country especially the northern areas. Multiple area

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