According to Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Karachi is looking at a day where sunshine pairs up with clouds, keeping the warmth consistent.
Expect daytime highs around 33 °C (91 °F) and comfortable evening lows near 26 °C (80 °F), a familiar and manageable snapshot of late summer.
Starting this morning, skies will be a gentle blend of sun and clouds, offering a gradual warm‑up through the day.
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By noon, temperatures will hover near 30–31 °C, as partial sunshine peeks through the cloud cover.
The afternoon will be warmer, with highs reaching 33 °C (91 °F), though occasional cloud shade should help tone down the direct heat.
In the evening, expect temperatures to settle into the mid‑20s, around 26 to 28 °C, making it a pleasant time for outdoor activity or a stroll. Overnight, the city will cool slightly further, offering comfortable relief from the day’s heat.
Looking ahead this week, Karachi is expected to remain warm and mostly sunny.
Wednesday and Thursday will continue the current weather pattern, with daytime highs around 33 to 34°C and nights staying breezy and slightly humid, with temperatures in the high 20s.
By Friday, the heat will intensify, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C (95°F). It’s important to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours to avoid heat-related issues.
Over the weekend, the weather will shift slightly, Saturday will bring intervals of sun and clouds, with temperatures remaining in the low- to mid-30s.
On Sunday, there s a higher chance of strong thunderstorms in some areas, which could bring temporary relief from the heat but also serve as a reminder of the changing monsoon season and its unpredictable nature.
Today’s weather strikes a balance, not too intense like Friday’s impending heatwave, yet warmer than the slightly cooler, storm‑prone conditions expected Sunday.
If today’s warmth feels familiar, it’s because it is enough to remind us we’re still in summer’s grasp, but mild enough to enjoy with some common‑sense precautions.
