What’S The Weather Going To Be Like In Ramazan? | Tldr | Dawn News English

The anticipated weather conditions across Pakistan during the first 10 days of Ramadan are expected to be exceptionally comfortable. This can be attributed to the continuous influence of Western systems, which are forecasted to persist throughout the month of March. In fact, one of the strongest systems of March 2023 is expected to enter Pakistan just before the start of Ramadan, ensuring a delightful climate for all.

Rainfall, Hailstorms, and Windstorms

During this time period, there will be no shortage of excitement in the weather department. Brace yourselves for the occurrence of intermittent rainfall, hailstorms, and even windstorms in various parts of Pakistan. The first system is expected to cover a significant portion of the country, ranging from 80 to 90 areas. While these rainfalls may seem concerning to some, fear not! The temperatures across Pakistan are expected to remain at a comfortable and normal level, ensuring a pleasant experience for all.

Comfort in the Humidity Zone

In addition to the pleasant temperatures, the influence of continuous Western disturbance will also keep the humidity levels in the comfortable zone. Yes, you heard it right. Say goodbye to those sticky, sweaty days and welcome a cool and breezy Ramadan. This combination of pleasant temperatures and comfortable humidity levels will create an atmosphere that can only be described as a breath of fresh air. So, as we enter the month of Ramadan, rest assured that the weather conditions will align perfectly with the spirit of this holy month.

The Lunar Display

According to the latest astronomical data, the moon of Ramadan 2023 will make its debut on the night of March 21st, around 10:23 pm. By the night of March 22nd, the age of the moon will exceed 20 hours, making it easily visible under perfect weather conditions. However, there is a slight challenge. Due to the presence of strong Western disturbance in different parts of Pakistan, the skies are likely to be mostly cloudy and overcast. This may pose some difficulties in spotting the moon. But fear not, for there is still a good chance, around 62 to 70%, that the moon will be sighted by the night of March 22nd, despite the cloudy skies.

Conclusion

As we prepare to embark on the holy month of Ramadan, it is reassuring to know that the weather conditions across Pakistan will be nothing short of comfortable. The combination of intermittent rainfall, pleasant temperatures, and comfortable humidity levels will create an atmosphere that is perfectly suited for spiritual reflection and connection. So, let's embrace the blessings that the month of Ramadan brings, and enjoy the refreshing climate that awaits us.