Dry weather returns

Published October 15, 2006

LAHORE, Oct 14: Despite fierce windstorm and rain that lashed the city on Friday evening, dry weather returns to the city on Saturday.

The Met Office has forecast dry weather for the city during the next 24 hours. It said a secondary westerly wave still lied over Kashmir and adjoining areas, and this synoptic situation was likely to cause a few rains with thunderstorm in Rawalpindi, and mainly dry weather in all other divisions of Punjab—Gujranwala, Lahore, Sargodha, Faisalabad, Multan, Bhawalpur, and D.G. Khan.

The maximum city temperature was recorded at 30.2 degrees C and the minimum 17 degrees C, while humidity was 74 per cent in the morning and 50 per cent in the evening.—APP

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