Temperatures gradually rise in Punjab when a dry spell continues all over the province, Pakistan Meteorological Department said on Saturday.

Road experts predict hot and dry conditions to continue over the next three days, with relatively cooler nights that give some respite, the Express News reported.

Lahore and other parts of Punjab are expected to see daytime temperatures steadily steadily due to long -term dry weather.

The Met Office said that minimum temperatures in Lahore were recorded around 18 ° C, while the maximum can reach up to 32 ° C.

“Dry weather will prevail over Punjab, leading to a gradual increase in the daytime,” the department said in its recent counseling.

Despite the rise in temperature, nights are expected to remain cooler than the day, especially in urban areas where the heat structure is more prominent in daylight lessons.

No rainfall has been expected during this period and the public has been asked to take the necessary precautions, especially during the peak time.

In addition, the temperature of Karachi rose to 36.9 ° C on Friday, when Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) predicts even warmer days to come, especially over the weekend, Express News reported.

According to PMD, Saturday and Sunday will probably be especially heat, with maximum temperatures expected to cross 37 ° C. On Friday, the city experienced intense sunlight throughout the day, resulting in noticeable heat, especially in the afternoon hours.

The smallest temperature recorded on Friday morning was 21.1 ° C. But with wind speeds that were significantly lower than usual, the afternoon heat felt more significant.

The early warning center has predicted that northwestern winds from Balochistan can blow over the city during the late morning until early afternoon during the next one to two days. Sea breeze is expected to resume in the afternoon.