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PMD predicts cold, dry weather for most of the nation

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LAHORE: The Pakistan Meteorological Department on Tuesday predicted chilly and dry weather for the majority of the nation over the course of the ensuing twelve hours.

Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit Baltistan are anticipated to see rain with thunderstorms and snowfall over steep terrain.

As per the PMD prediction, plain parts of Punjab and upper Sindh are anticipated to see foggy conditions in the early morning hours.

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