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Islamabad Records Feels-Like Temperature of 46°C Amid Ongoing Heatwave

Islamabad Records Feels-Like Temperature of 46°C Amid Ongoing Heatwave

Islamabad is experiencing hot weather conditions as an ongoing heatwave continues to affect the region, with the city’s actual temperature reaching 38°C and the feels-like temperature rising to 46°C, according to the latest weather forecast.

The capital remained under an excessive heat alert, with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures expected throughout the day.

Hot Conditions Expected During Peak Hours

Weather forecasts indicated that temperatures would remain around 38°C during the afternoon before gradually decreasing later in the evening.

Forecast data also showed:

  • Feels-like temperature: 46°C
  • Humidity: 44%
  • Wind speed: 10 km/h
  • Chance of precipitation: 0%

The combination of high temperatures and humidity can make outdoor conditions feel significantly hotter than the actual air temperature.

Health Advisory for Residents

Health authorities recommend taking precautions during periods of extreme heat, particularly for children, older adults, outdoor workers, and individuals with existing medical conditions.

Residents are advised to:

  • Stay well hydrated throughout the day.
  • Avoid prolonged outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours.
  • Wear lightweight, loose-fitting clothing.
  • Use hats or umbrellas to reduce direct exposure to sunlight whenever possible.

Slight Relief Expected

According to the weather outlook, temperatures are expected to decline slightly over the next few days. However, hot daytime conditions are likely to continue, and residents are encouraged to follow official weather advisories and take appropriate precautions during the ongoing heatwave.

The latest forecast highlights the importance of heat safety as Islamabad continues to experience above-average summer temperatures.

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