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Karachi Weather Update: Hot and Humid Conditions Expected

Karachi Weather Update: Hot and Humid Conditions Expected

Karachi is expected to experience another day of hot and humid weather on Monday, with no significant rainfall forecast for the city.

According to the latest weather update, rising humidity is likely to make temperatures feel warmer than the actual readings, resulting in uncomfortable conditions across Karachi.

Daytime temperatures are expected to remain between 37°C and 39°C, while the heat index may reach around 42°C.

Karachi Temperature and Humidity

The city’s current temperature has been recorded at around 27°C, with winds blowing at approximately 8 kilometres per hour.

Relative humidity is around 62 percent, contributing to the muggy conditions.

Weather is expected to remain mostly hot and humid throughout the day, with little chance of meaningful rainfall in Karachi.

Weather Outlook for Pakistan

Mostly dry weather is expected across several parts of Pakistan, while temperatures are likely to remain high in the plains.

Northern and hilly areas may experience partly cloudy conditions during the afternoon, although widespread rainfall is not expected according to the current forecast.

Temperature Forecast in Major Cities

  • Islamabad: 21°C
  • Lahore: 24°C
  • Karachi: 28°C
  • Peshawar: 25°C
  • Quetta: 19°C
  • Muzaffarabad: 19°C
  • Gilgit: 14°C
  • Murree: 14°C

Weather in Kashmir

Partly cloudy and generally dry weather is expected in several areas of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir, including Srinagar, Leh, Pulwama, Anantnag, Shopian and Baramulla.

Jammu is expected to remain hot and dry.

Residents in Karachi may experience greater discomfort during the afternoon because of the combination of high temperatures and humidity. People spending extended periods outdoors are advised to remain mindful of the heat and stay hydrated.

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