The country will likely get normal to slightly above average rainfall in April, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).
The PMD reported that Southern KP, Kashmir, and Northern Punjab are projected to see slightly above-average rainfall in the Monthly Outlook Report for April 2023.
Furthermore, temperatures over northern and southern regions are anticipated to be somewhat above average. average to below average temperatures are anticipated to be experienced in the central portions.
It is anticipated that global climate indicators like the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) and El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) would stay in a neutral phase.
The country saw 42% above-average rainfall in March 2023, according to the PMD’s Monthly Climate Summary.The nation reportedly saw higher-than-average temperatures. The average temperature across the nation was 20.49°C, which is 1.63°C warmer than the normal average of 18.86°C. Since records began in 1961, this March’s temperature ranked sixth in the world.
In Mithi, the hottest day had a temperature of 40.5°C on March 6. At Karachi Airport, the hottest night was seen on March 17 with a temperature of 24.5°C.
