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Karachi s temprature expected to rise above 40°C from tomorrow

With Karachi already facing a simmering hot weather, the Pakistan Meteorological Department on Tuesday predicted significant rise in the mercury level in the port city from tomorrow. A day earlier, Sindh’s Mohenjo Daro.

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Mercury likely to surpass 40°C mark in Karachi from tomorrow

Karachiites should brace themselves for further blistering heat as the Pakistan Meteorological Department on Tuesday forecast a significant rise in the mercury level in the port city from.

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Temperature likely to soar past 40°C from May 29-31 in Karachi

Temperature likely to soar past 40°C from May 29-31 in Karachi
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Mercury likely to surge past 40°C from May 29-31 in Karachi

Warm, dry winds likely to blow from north-west.Sea winds likely to resume in evening: Sarfaraz.Says weather expected to remain hot in June.KARACHI: Pakistan Meteorological Department s Chief Meteorologist Sardar.

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Heatwave likely in Karachi as temperature predicted to soar above 40°C

KARACHI: Sardar Sarfaraz, the Pakistan Meteorological Department chief meteorologist, Monday forecast that the temperature in Karachi was likely to ascend past 40°C between May 29 and 31 with.

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