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Monday was coldest day of winter

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Staff Reporter

The port city on Monday experienced its coldest day of this winter so far with minimum temperature goes down to nine degree Celsius.
Earlier, in this December the mercury had dropped to 9.5 degree Celsius in Karachi. Chief Meteorologist Sardar Safaraz has said that the coming January month will be chillier than December with possibility of the minimum temperatures further go down in the city to eight Celsius.
“A spell of cold wave for two to three days’ is expected in January,” the weather official said.

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