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Partly cloudy weather likely in Karachi

KARACHI: The Met Office has forecast partly cloudy/ cloudy and windy weather with chances of light rain/ drizzle in Karachi on Wednesday with maximum temperature ranging between 32-34 degrees...

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July 25, 2012

Partly cloudy weather likely in Karachi
KARACHI: The Met Office has forecast partly cloudy/ cloudy and windy weather with chances of light rain/ drizzle in Karachi on Wednesday with maximum temperature ranging between 32-34 degrees centigrade.

Hot/ very hot and dry weather with gusty winds has been forecast for Hyderabad, hot and dry weather with gusty winds for Mirpurkhas and very hot and dry weather for Sukkur and Larkana divisions.

On Tuesday the highest maximum temperature of 45.0 degree centigrade was reordered at Sibi while lowest minimum of 17 at Quetta.

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