Karachi faces an impending heatwave, with temperatures set to rise dramatically, especially in upper and central Sindh, reaching a scorching 46 degrees Celsius. Weather experts predict persistent high temperatures, with Karachi expecting 36°C to 38°C. Combined with high humidity, it may feel as hot as 40°C to 44°C.
Health professionals urgently advise the public to take precautions against the heatwave. Drinking plenty of water is crucial to prevent dehydration and heat-related illnesses. They also recommend wearing light, breathable clothing and hats when going outside to shield against the intense sun.
The heatwave arrives as April ends, bringing changes in wind patterns and humidity levels, worsening the already oppressive climate.
As Karachi prepares for the extreme heat, residents are encouraged to prioritize their health. Following expert advice and taking proactive steps to stay cool and hydrated are vital. Amidst the scorching days ahead, safety and hydration are paramount in facing the relentless heatwave.
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