Karachi experienced a refreshing monsoon spell on a pleasant Monday, with a mix of light and heavy showers gracing various areas. Surjani Town was fortunate to receive the highest rainfall at 100 mm, making it a much-needed relief for the city.
Varied Rainfall Across Karachi
During this monsoon episode, other locations in Karachi also received considerable amounts of rainfall. Saadi Town witnessed 58 mm, Gulshan Maymar 54 mm, University Road 52 mm, North Karachi 51 mm, Orangi 43 mm, Jinnah Terminal 31 mm, Gulshan-e-Hadeed 24 mm, and Old Airport 23 mm.
| Location | Rainfall (mm) |
|---|---|
| Surjani Town | 100 |
| Saadi Town | 58 |
| Gulshan Maymar | 54 |
| University Road | 52 |
| North Karachi | 51 |
| Orangi | 43 |
| Jinnah Terminal | 31 |
| Gulshan-e-Hadeed | 24 |
| Old Airport | 23 |
Weather Outlook and Respite
As the day progressed, Karachi experienced widespread rainfall with varying intensities across different parts of the city. According to the meteorological department, this weather pattern is expected to persist for another day or two, bringing further relief to the parched city.
A Breeze of Relief
The latter part of the day was characterized by thunderstorms and heavy winds in most areas, providing much-needed relief after enduring hours of hot and humid conditions.
Grateful Residents
These heavy rains, accompanied by strong winds, brought a welcome respite for the city’s residents, who were eagerly awaiting the monsoon season’s arrival. The downpour brought a sense of renewal and rejuvenation to the city.
