The climate of a country is composed of the average annual temperature and the rainfall. As Pakistan is situated in the north of tropic of cancer between 32-30 and 36-45 latitude, her climate is very much diversified at different places. The areas situated near the snow covered northern hill tracks, have cold climate while the temperature of Baluchistan plateau is comparatively hot.
The areas situated along with the coasts, have temperate climate due to the most winds. In other areas of the country, the temperature goes high during summer and hot winds blow which are called closely ‘loo’. These hot winds blow during the day in the plains.
Dust storm comes but sometimes thundering of clouds drops the temperature low. The average temperature dwindles between 11′ to 17′ centigrade. The temperature drops down to the extent of 4′ during winter due to which cold increases.