The Meteorological Department has predicted varying weather conditions for Karachi and Lahore during Ramadan. In Karachi, the first ten days of Ramadan are expected to be pleasant, while temperatures may rise in the last ten days.
According to the focal person of the Meteorological Department Sindh, the weather will remain moderate in the early days of Ramadan, but by the last ten days, the temperature in Karachi could reach up to 38°C. Similarly, other regions of Sindh may also experience an increase in heat, with temperatures in the southern parts of the province potentially reaching 40°C.
On the other hand, the weather in Punjab, including Lahore, is expected to be relatively pleasant during Ramadan. According to Saqib Hussain, Deputy Director of the Environmental Department, rain is expected in the first ten days, which may keep the temperature around 22°C. However, after the 15th fast, the temperature is expected to rise to 30°C.
Additionally, according to a SUPARCO spokesperson, the first day of Ramadan in Pakistan is likely to be on March 2.
