Pakistan weather forecast: Mostly dry conditions expected
In Lahore, air pollution has increased again, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 180. The rise has left residents facing polluted air. Pollution levels have climbed again following recent rainfall, raising concerns about the city’s air quality.
Weather Forecast for Punjab and Islamabad
The weather is expected to remain dry in Lahore and most other parts of Punjab. However, Murree, Galiyat and nearby areas may experience partly cloudy skies after midday.
Islamabad is also expected to have dry weather. The temperature in the federal capital was recorded at 14 degrees Celsius.
Most districts of Punjab are likely to remain dry, with no major change in weather conditions expected in the near term.
Conditions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Northern Areas
Most parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are expected to experience dry weather. However, partly cloudy conditions may develop in the province’s mountainous areas.
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Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan are also likely to remain dry. Residents in these regions may feel colder temperatures during the morning and evening.
Weather Outlook for Sindh and Balochistan
Most districts of Sindh and Balochistan are also expected to experience dry weather. The forecast does not indicate widespread rainfall across these provinces.
People should continue to follow official weather updates, particularly if conditions change in their local areas.
Precautions Against Air Pollution
With Lahore’s AQI reaching 180, residents should take precautions to reduce their exposure to polluted air. People should avoid unnecessary outdoor activities when pollution levels are high.
Those who need to spend time outdoors may consider wearing a well-fitting mask. Children, older people and those with breathing or heart problems should take extra care.
