Weather Will Turn Hot In April, Weather Will Turn Hot In April

Weather Will Turn Hot In April

Weather Will Turn Hot In April: With summer season in line heat waves have started in various parts of the country. Karachi is having a third consecutive hot day when the mercury hit 41.5°C after a cut in the south westerly winds of sea breeze towards the city around noon and afternoon.

Weather in the city started turning hot to very hot on Sunday when the temperature suddenly rose from 34°C to 39°C, with the next four days witnessing continual rise of the mercury, making Thursday the hottest day of the current spell with 41.5°C. Earlier, in March 2010 Karachi recorded the hottest day when the city’s temperature rose to 42.2°C.

According to meteorological office sea breeze cools down Karachi and prevents it from turning into a hot oven due to dry and warm winds from the plains of Sindh and Baluchistan, but the suspension of sea breeze will become more common in the months ahead and people will have to endure hotter days and even nights.

Weather experts say Karachi is not used to experiencing such hot weather in March, but they should stay tuned for a hot to very hot April leading to a very, very hot May and June.

This is due to changing climatic conditions, rise in the Arabian Sea’s temperature and the resulting high-low pressure areas in it. No one can change the weather or prevent hot weather from affecting the city, but precautionary measures can be taken in the light of the warnings issued by the Met Office to save lives.

Meteorological officers are keeping close eye on the changing weather patterns and will issue heat wave warnings days in advance. This will help people and the authorities to take precautionary and preventive measures so that loss of precious lives can be prevented.