Heavy Rainfall Expected in Karachi: 100mm or More Possible

Karachi is anticipated to experience significant rainfall from Monday to Wednesday, with the possibility of exceeding 100 millimeters in some areas. According to the meteorological department, the city may see one to two spells of heavy rain between August 4 and 7. Most areas are expected to receive 40 to 60 millimeters of rain, with certain locations potentially experiencing up to 100 millimeters or more. Rainfall is also forecasted for Saturday.

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