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Islamabad weather: Heavy rain expected in Federal capital

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Staff Reporter

ISLAMABAD: The residents of the Federal capital are set to witness heavy rainfall and a chilly breeze during the night, whereas pleasant weather conditions persisted from the morning, bringing a significant temperature drop.

The maximum temperature recorded today ranges up to 22 degrees Celsius, whereas the minimum temperature expected in the evening will range up to 14 degrees Celsius.

The humidity level in the federal capital ranges between 55 to 60% with light wind blowing in the northwest direction at the speed of 06 km/h. Whereas, the chance of precipitation is up to 25% today.

According to the Met Office, this rain spell is expected to persist until Saturday, March 15. The next few days in Islamabad will remain partly cloudy with light chances of rain at isolated places.

Islamabad Weather Today

26°C
Precipitation: 0%
Humidity: 33%
Wind: 14 km/h
Staff Reporter

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