Sindh is likely to get hotter starting today, with some places seeing temperatures as high as 44 degrees Celsius.
For the next three days, Karachi is expected to see temperatures between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius.
The Meteorological Department reports that the country experienced 12.5 percent above-average rainfall in April, with Dir recording the greatest amount at 191 mm.
Daytime and nighttime temperatures in April were 0.26 degrees lower than average.
On the other hand, Gilgit-Baltistan's Astor district's lowlands are still experiencing rain, and the upper regions are experiencing significant snowfall.
The loss of land connectivity to many upper places has caused issues for both residents and visitors. In addition, snow is still falling in Ghajar's highest regions.
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