No rainfall is expected, and skies will remain clear throughout the day.

Winds are blowing from the southwest at a speed of 16 kilometres per hour, providing only mild relief to the coastal heat.

Health experts have urged citizens to exercise caution amid the rising temperatures.

Daytime temperatures in Karachi are forecast to range between 38°C and 41°C during this period.

As per reports, the fog reduced visibility to 2.5 to 3 kilometers, with the Karachi Airport area being the most affected.

Weather forecasters predict that hot and dry conditions will persist in most areas of Sindh, including Karachi, for the next 24 hours.

The majority of cases were reported among children.

There are 50 to 60% chances of drizzle in Karachi.

The minimum temperature on Thursday morning in the port city was 11 °C.

Jawad Memon downplayed the chances of rain in February.

Weather analyst attributed the upcoming winter wave in Karachi to a southern system.

This cold spell is expected to continue until January 17.

The Met Office recorded a minimum temperature of 8.5°C last night.

Nighttime temperatures may plummet to 2-4°C in some areas.

Siberian winds would enter Karachi and cause the rapid decline in temperature