1. The strength of the class begins to shrink, thanks to the intense heat of Lahore.


2. The few who still gather the strength to make their way to class, can be found fighting for the few seats in front of the ACs and fans.
3. Overalls, previously scanty, now become totally non-existent. Yes, we’ll risk getting thrown out of DHs, labs and wards, but let’s face it: who wants an extra layer of clothing when the mercury is consistently above 40?

No, no. Not today's weather forecast. This is from back in May.

4. You see every second person holding a glass of the good old Anarkali lemonade. [although it’s pretty hard to miss but let’s assume that you live in the stone age and didn’t know; yes, they upgraded from shoppers to plastic cups]

SO refreshing!

5. The sole incentive for attending society events just becomes the air conditioning and cool comfortable environment. (Old Audi, I’m looking at you!)
6. Chattris, chattris everywhere. Period.



7. It becomes harder and harder to find a place in Reading Room – it always seems full, no matter how early you go. And you’ll be thrown out of most other places one by one.
8. People go to the ATM more for a whiff of cold air than to actually withdraw money. Now you know what someone is doing when they have locked the ATM from inside.