The heatwave is expected to continue for the next few days, with temperatures rising by 2-3 degrees, and residents are advised to take necessary precautions to stay safe, as the air quality index remains moderate, and the weather forecast shows varying temperatures and cloud cover for the next 7 days.

As the planet continues to warm, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent, from more extreme weather patterns to the alarming loss of Antarctic ice sheets. With Accuweather's forecast predicting diverse conditions across the US and parts of Canada, it is essential to stay informed about the latest developments in climate change and its impact on our planet.

The weather forecast for other cities in Pakistan, including Lahore, Peshawar, and Quetta, indicates cooler temperatures, while cities in Sindh are expected to experience warmer temperatures. The partly cloudy conditions and chance of light rain in upper districts of Sindh may provide some relief from the dry spell.

Light snowfall and fog are expected in various parts of Nepal, with the Meteorological Forecasting Division predicting partly cloudy weather in hilly areas and mostly clear conditions elsewhere, and the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology advising the public to be prepared for minor disruptions.

Temperatures are expected to fluctuate, with a significant rise in daytime temperatures, while the region faces a severe water crisis due to low precipitation, and the weather department predicts isolated spells of heavy rain and snow.

The rainfall and subsequent cloud formations have added to the city's natural beauty, making it a perfect time to explore and appreciate the surroundings. With the weather expected to remain pleasant, it's an ideal opportunity to venture outdoors and take in the stunning views that Islamabad and Peshawar have to offer.

The warm weather forecast for Karachi and other parts of Sindh province is expected to continue, with temperatures potentially exceeding 34°C in the next two days, and the Meteorological Department advising residents to stay safe during this period.

The cold air will move in on Saturday and spread across the country through next week, with temperatures expected to be well below historical averages, and some areas seeing lows of minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit, affecting 89% of the contiguous US, with 27% expected to be below 0°F (-18°C) by the end of next week.

The USGS and other agencies are working together to provide accurate and timely information to residents, enabling them to stay safe and informed about seismic activity in the region. By combining automated systems with human analyst review, residents can trust the information they receive and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and their communities.

With the recent surge in earthquake activity, residents are advised to be prepared and take proactive steps to mitigate the risks associated with earthquakes, and to stay informed about the latest developments and updates from authorities.

The storm's impact will be felt throughout the state, with significant snowfall and strong winds expected, and a possibility of another significant snowstorm next week, making it essential for residents to stay informed and prepared for the changing weather conditions.

The weather forecast indicates a significant drop in temperature, bringing relief from the heat, with residents advised to take precautions against extreme temperatures, and the country's weather expected to remain cold and dry in the coming days.

The global cocoa shortage is expected to have a lasting impact on the chocolate industry, with experts calling for sustainable practices and environmental protections to mitigate the effects of climate change on cacao production, and ensure a stable supply of high-quality cocoa for future generations.

The cold snap has tightened its grip on KP, with rain and snowfall reported in several districts, while Punjab remains dry and sunny, with a westerly wave affecting the upper parts of the country, leading to cold and dry weather in most districts.

The cold wave in Jammu and Kashmir is expected to continue, with temperatures ranging from -24.14 °C to -14.31 °C. In contrast, other parts of India are experiencing relatively warmer weather, with Chennai and Bengaluru having minimum temperatures above 16°C.

Residents in the Mid-Atlantic region should prepare for hazardous travel conditions, power outages, and disruptions to daily life as Winter Storm Harlow brings significant snowfall and icy conditions to the area, with the storm's impact expected to be felt from Tuesday to Wednesday.

UAE residents can expect rain, high humidity, and rough seas from January 22 to 26, with temperatures ranging from 7°C to 25°C. Fog or mist may form over internal areas, and drivers are advised to be cautious due to reduced visibility.

A Western Disturbance is expected to bring a 6-day wet spell to Jammu and Kashmir, with moderate snowfall possible in middle and higher reaches, and a rise in minimum temperature in Srinagar.

The cold and dry weather is expected to prevail over the country, with hilly areas experiencing extremely cold temperatures. Karachi is expected to see a slight reduction in cold temperatures starting January 31. The country is also grappling with various political and security issues.

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake hit Quetta, causing panic but no casualties, with residents rushing out of homes and reciting prayers, and authorities confirming no significant damage or loss of life.