Khudian Khas is a town of Kasur district in Punjab, Pakistan. It is a large town with respect to area and population and all necessities of life are available in it. People from surrounding areas come here for shopping, healthcare treatment, education etc. Khudian Khas weather usually remains extreme similar to Kasur city and in this article we will update you about the weather updates of Khudian from various authentic sources.
Surrounding areas of this town are Khai Hithar, Dholan, Kacha Pakka and Harike Naul village. It has several educational institutes, banks and healthcare facilities. Despite being a big town, its roads and infrastructure is poor. Its main road which connects it with Depalpur and Kasur, is in shabby condition. During monsoon and rainy weather season, water accumulates on its roads and a pond like situation is created and severe traffic blockage happens because due to too much water on roads, vehicles can not pass through it and traffic remains stuck for hours. However during the year 2024, some road construction work has begun.
Khudian Khas Weather 7 Days:
Here is the update of Khudian Khas weather for one week. It also includes the daily wind speed:
Khudian Khas Weather During Summer
Khudian Khas experiences extreme summer conditions, with temperatures often soaring above 45°C (113°F). This intense heat is primarily driven by a local weather phenomenon known as the loo—a dry, scorching wind that blows across the plains of Punjab and northern India during the peak summer months, typically from May to June. The loo originates from the hot deserts of Balochistan and Rajasthan and carries with it a parching heat that significantly raises daytime temperatures, sometimes reaching as high as 47°C to 49°C (115°F to 120°F).
This fierce wind not only intensifies the heat but also causes the moisture in the air and soil to evaporate rapidly, creating extremely dry and dusty conditions. As a result, vegetation in the region begins to wither, fields dry up, and even mature trees may shed their leaves prematurely to conserve moisture. The landscape takes on a parched and brown appearance, reflecting the severity of the climate.
Health-wise, the loo poses serious risks to the local population. Prolonged exposure can lead to dehydration, heat exhaustion, and in severe cases, heatstroke—a potentially fatal condition if not treated promptly. Vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly, and outdoor workers are particularly at risk during this time. To combat these conditions, residents traditionally rely on cooling drinks like lassi, sattu, and rose water sherbets, and take measures to stay indoors during peak hours. The months of May and June in Khudian Khas are, therefore, a test of endurance, as the population waits for the relief brought by the monsoon rains in July.
Khudian Khas is surrounded by lush green fields and this greenery has played its role in keeping the pollution under control in area. So this is a blessing for this towns. There are around 14 Government schools in this town and one higher secondary school/ college. It has one associate college for women. It has many private education institutes and Sadiq memorial school is the best one among them.
There are around ten bank branches in it including HBL, BOP, NBP etc. This town is a business hub for many surrounding villages and towns. For controlling crimes, one Police station has been established in it. Since it is located in on main Kasur Depalpur road, many buses travel from here to many other destination in all weather and seasons.
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