The Met Office has asked the farmers to complete rice cultivation however the peanut growers should halt the crop sowing until soil moisture. It also asked the farmers to devise plan for standing crops especially the vegetables amid harsh weather. Rainy spell is expected to grip most parts of the upper country in the next 24 hours.
Turbat and Sibbi sizzled with 50 degrees Celsius, each, Noorpurthal 48, Bahawalnagar and Jacobabad 47, each. A very hot and dry weather is expected to prevail over the most parts of the country. Isolated rain-thundershower with gusty winds and sandstorm is expected in Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Sargodha, Lahore, Sahiwal and D G Khan Divisions, Upper FATA, Khyber Pukhtunkhwa, Islamabad and Kashmir on Sunday.
Sialkot received at (Airport as 22mm of rainfall, Cantt 13mm), Gujrat 22mm, Jhang 13mm. Kashmir: Garhi Dupatta 8mm, Rawalakot 7mm. Balochistan: Zhob 12mm. "Moist currents are penetrating in central and upper parts of the country from Arabian Sea. A westerly wave is also affecting upper parts of the country," it said.
A very hot weather gripped the most parts of the country with rain-thundershower with gusty winds at a few places in Upper Punjab, Hazara and Zhob Divisions, Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan in the last 24 hours.
Heat wave in Karachi to continue with a temperature ranging up to 40 degrees Celsius on Sunday, however a fall may push mercury to 37 degrees Celsius on Monday. Humidity level may grow to 80 percent during the next 48 hours. Temperature in Karachi was 36.5 degrees Celsius on Saturday with partly cloudy weather.
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