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Residents of Karachi are in for another hot and dry day as the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted the temperature to soar up to 39°C on Sunday [Today].
According to the PMD, sea breezes – which normally help shape Karachi’s temperature – are expected to remain cut off throughout the day.
As a result, the city will experience intense sunshine along with hot and dry winds, adding to the discomfort of citizens.
The Met Office further stated that weather conditions are expected to improve slightly by evening when sea breezes may begin to return, offering some relief from the heat.
READ: Karachi set for hot spell in coming days: PMD
Last night, the minimum temperature recorded in Karachi was 25.7°C, while the humidity level stands at 64%.
Across the country, most areas are expected to remain hot and dry over the next twelve hours, including major urban centres.
Morning temperatures recorded today include: Islamabad and Muzaffarabad at 14°C, Lahore at 22°C, Karachi at 27°C, Peshawar at 18°C, Quetta at 15°C, Gilgit at 10°C, and Murree at 9°C.
The PMD has advised citizens, especially children and the elderly, to stay hydrated, avoid direct sunlight during peak hours, and limit outdoor activity to prevent heat-related illnesses.
