According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of an unusual heatwave across the country by March 20 due to high wind pressure.
According to an advisory issued by the Meteorological Department on March 14, daytime temperatures in North Balochistan, Upper Sindh, South Punjab, Kashmir and adjoining areas are likely to be 9 to 10 degrees Celsius higher than normal while the capital Islam Daytime temperatures are expected to be seven to eight degrees Celsius higher in Abad, Upper and Central Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, Lower Sindh and South Balochistan.
Dr Zaheeruddin of the Meteorological Department told BBC Urdu that citizens should avoid going out unnecessarily to avoid heatwave and citizens should take precautionary measures to avoid sunlight.
According to him, more use of water is also very important during this time. According to him, this time the intensity of heat has been increasing since the month of March, which suggests that this time the duration of summer may take longer.
According to Dr. Zaheer, after March 20, there is a possibility of some relief in the intensity of heat.
Dr Qamar Zaman, a climate change expert, told the BBC that the main reason for the sudden rise in temperature was climate change.
According to him, Pakistan is abiding by the 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change, which requires all countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. According to him, Pakistan has set a target of 50% reduction by 2030. According to him, in order to reduce global warming, all countries have reconsidered their goals in the COP 26 conference.
