A rain meteorological system is expected to enter Pakistan between January 31 and February 1, bringing colder temperatures and relief of the ongoing dry spell, the Department of Meteorology of Pakistan (PMD) has predicted.
According to the PMD, the dry climate has prevailed in Punjab, which leads to a gradual increase in temperatures.
It is likely that Lahore and several upper Districts of Punjab receive light rain in the next few days, which could temporarily reduce the temperature.
It is expected that the rain system that is approaching to restore some winter cold, reducing daytime heat.
However, meteorologists warn that climate change has shortened the duration of winter this year, which leads to unusually warm afternoons and colder nights.
Lahore registered a minimum 7 ° C temperature today, and a maximum range is expected to 24th C.
The dry climate has caused a gradual increase in temperatures, and experts say that rains will be necessary to maintain a seasonal balance.
The authorities advise residents to prepare for fluctuating climatic conditions, since rains could affect daily activities in some regions.
Cold climate increases the demand for dried fruits
The demand for dry fruits has increased in the Federal Capital as the winter season continues to be cooler with each day that passes.
Some people use dry fruits in plates specially prepared in the winter season, such as ‘Gajar Ka Halwa’ (a sweet dish made of carrots), Sohan Halwa (a sweet made with multiple -use flour, milk and dried fruits), etc.
Bakeries and sweet stores also incorporate dried fruits into sweets so that they are tasty and healthy.
Regardless of the price, the demand for dried fruits was at its peak, since an avalanche of customers was detected in several dried fruit stores.
A dried fruit seller, Pervaiz Khan, said: “The demand for dry fruit is at its peak” because people love to eat them in winter, and also reduces the effect of cold air on the body. He also said that, compared to last year, the prices of most articles have increased due to an increase in the prices of the services used to cultivate dry fruits and also to reach end users, such as transportation , labor, etc.
