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With the southern part of Pakistan getting a little warmer than the winter, Karachi gets a little relief and provides the people with a feeling of relief despite the rest of the country being overwhelmed
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To millions of people who make their livelihoods in the streets, air pollution is not a far-out issue but a reality that they have to live with. The Karachi outdoor workers, in the form of
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A weather change in Northern Pakistan is also bound to characterise the next few days as the winter persists to be cold yet very stable in the mountainous areas. It is predicted that daytime temperatures
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Met office forecasts rain and snowfall in Pakistan up to Feb3, and there are landslides anticipated in the mountainous areas and north. The Pakistan Meteorological Department has projected that a new weather pattern will cause
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The weather in Karachi is predicted to be cold and dry in next 24 hours as winter still persists throughout the port city. Karachi weather will be affected by light wind and low moisture hence
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Weather Alert Pakistan has been raised yet again since the nation is about to be hit by another round of rain and snowfall caused by a strong western weather system. This system is likely to
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Starting January 17, 2026, Punjab heavy rain & cold wave forecast marks a major weather shift across the province and northern regions. A very vigorous westerly flow is expected to bring along rains of vast
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Morning light in Karachi came slow today. The air felt heavy, a little sticky. The sound of buses echoed near Saddar while street vendors opened their stalls wiping mist off plastic sheets. The sea breeze
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Every year, Northern Pakistan becomes a winter dream-like place, with snow-covered mountains, frozen lakes, and clean white scenery that makes for ideal scenery in postcards. The winter season, with its silent villages, bright, clear skies,
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By mid-October, many expect the air to cool. But that isn’t happening yet. Not in Karachi. Not in Lahore either. Even Islamabad, which usually calms down by now, still pushes out heat until sundown. The
