Karachi woke up today wrapped in thick clouds and sticky humidity, with temperatures forecast to climb to a high of 92 °F (33 °C) before cooling slightly to a low of 81 °F (27 °C) tonight.

According to Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the weather may look calm, but the city is set for a day of sizzling heat mixed with damp air that makes every step outdoors feel heavier.

By early morning, the mercury touched 84 °F (29 °C) with a RealFeel climbing close to 93 °F, making the air feel hotter and stickier than the actual reading.

Winds blowing gently from the west offered little relief, while humidity hovered around 80%.

As the day progresses, expect the UV index to rise to moderate levels, meaning a few minutes under the sun could quickly feel intense.

Karachi’s weather map for the week shows no big surprises, temperatures will stay between 89 to 93 °F during the day and drop only slightly at night.

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Cloudy intervals, hazy sunshine, and warm breezes will dominate, keeping conditions humid and exhausting.

Rain chances remain minimal, suggesting a dry end to August.

In contrast to last week, today carries a sharper heat and heavier humidity. With the monsoon retreating, Karachi is left under sticky skies and clouded horizons, delivering scorching afternoons and uneasy nights. Any sign of true relief still appears distant.