Islamabad, November 27, 2024 – The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued its weather forecast for Thursday, November 28, 2024, predicting predominantly cold and dry conditions across most parts of the country.
Weather Forecast
According to the PMD, continental air continues to dominate, resulting in cold and dry weather in most regions. Smog and fog patches are expected during the morning and nighttime in isolated plain areas of Punjab and upper Sindh, potentially affecting visibility and travel conditions.
The forecast indicates a continuation of the current dry spell, with no significant rainfall anticipated across the country. However, the morning fog in parts of Punjab, including cities like Lahore, Faisalabad, and Multan, as well as upper Sindh regions like Sukkur, may cause disruptions to road and air traffic. Travelers are advised to exercise caution and stay updated with traffic advisories.
Weather Observations for November 27, 2024
The PMD reported similar conditions on Wednesday, with cold and dry weather prevailing in most areas. Smoggy and foggy patches were observed in isolated plain regions of Punjab and upper Sindh, consistent with the ongoing synoptic situation.
Past 24-Hour Highlights
The past 24 hours brought no significant precipitation, and the cold and dry trend persisted nationwide. The lowest temperatures recorded today include:
• Leh: -9°C
• Skardu: -6°C
• Astore & Gupis: -4°C
• Gilgit: -3°C
• Kalam: -2°C
• Kalat: -1°C
These temperatures highlight the frigid conditions prevailing in the northern and mountainous regions, where residents are experiencing biting cold.
Precautions and Recommendations
The PMD advises residents in affected areas to take necessary precautions against smog and fog, which can pose health risks and hinder visibility. Motorists are urged to drive carefully, especially during early morning and late-night hours when fog is most dense. Those living in colder northern regions should ensure adequate heating and take measures to protect against frostbite and hypothermia.
The PMD continues to monitor the weather and will issue updates as necessary. Citizens are encouraged to stay informed about local conditions and heed advisories to navigate the challenges posed by fog and cold weather in the coming days.
