The cold weather in northern Punjab is at its peak, particularly in the historic and beloved hill station Murree as for locals and the touring lot alike, the chilled air has invited hot coffee, spicy soups and the rejoicing winter outing.
In Rawalpindi, the temperature remained low during the weekend, compelling the majority to remain in duvets during present clear but continuous cloudy days. Evenings on the weekend remained cooled to as low as 10 celsius, very conducive for an evening travel to Murree with family or friends.
No rain is in sight for the next few days as reported by the MET Office, which has furthered the tourists’ floaking to the hills. For tourists heading to Murree, this is prime time to experience the magic of Pakistan’s winter hills.
Whether you are in Pindi or away, the light snowfall of Murree invites you to enjoy nature.
The PMD forecasts very cold and dry conditions in the hill station and surrounding Galiyat areas, where temperature is currently ranging between 0 °C to 2 °C during the sun, and nights with minimum temperatures dipping between -2C and 1C.
Dense fog is spreading at the plains of the province, the PMD warns of moderate to dense fog that is likely to form during early mornings and late evenings.