LAHORE – Lahore braces for another rain as people are enjoying the pleasant weather. Light, cool breezes are adding to the relief, bringing temperatures down to a comfortable 23°C.
The ongoing Pakistan Super League Season 11 is feeling the effects of the weather. Qaddafi Stadium and its surroundings are under light rain showers. Ground staff have taken precautions, fully covering pitches and grounds.
Once the rain stops, efforts to dry the field will begin. According to meteorologists, skies are likely to clear after 6 PM, just in time for the much-anticipated clash between Islamabad United and Rawalpindi’s team.
Wind speeds at 10 km/h, humidity at 55%, and a city-wide Air Quality Index (AQI) of 75, showing significant drop in pollution levels. The weather department forecasts that over the next 24 hours, temperatures may rise to a maximum of 27°C and dip to a minimum of 16°C, with intermittent rainfall expected to continue.
Fans are eagerly awaiting the teams’ arrival, with the toss scheduled for 6:30 PM. The excitement of PSL combined with refreshing rain has made today one of the most talked-about days in the city.
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