What will the be weather on February 8? In a recent weather forecast, meteorologists have confidently predicted clear and dry conditions in the majority of the country on the crucial election day, February 8.
Experts assert that there is minimal likelihood of significant rainfall disrupting the electoral process, with only a slight chance of light rain in the western regions of Sindh and Baluchistan on the eve of the elections, February 7.
What will the be weather on February 8?
During a segment on the Geo Pakistan show, Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz shared insights into the anticipated weather patterns.
According to Sarfaraz, any precipitation in Punjab and Balochistan is expected to subside within a 24-hour window, paving the way for dry weather in most parts of the country on the election day.
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The weather experts’ discussion also delved into the recent heavy downpours that gripped Karachi, resulting in several areas still being submerged in rainwater.
Nimbostratus clouds persisted in the central and northern regions of the city, causing intermittent rainfall. Remarkably, meteorological records indicate that this level of February rainfall has not been witnessed in Karachi for the past 40 years.
The consequences of the substantial rainfall in Karachi included prolonged power outages in various localities.
Additionally, the overflow of rainwater, mixed with sewage, entered residential areas and hospitals, posing challenges to the affected residents.
As the nation prepares for a crucial electoral day, the weather forecast provides a positive outlook, assuring citizens of a predominantly dry and clear atmosphere across the country.
