Karachi will face another day of dangerous heat conditions with explicit warnings about dehydration and heatstroke risks, as temperatures hit 38°C under plentiful sunshine, extending the prolonged heat emergency.
According to meteorological data, Saturday brings hot conditions with a high of 38°C and low of 23°C. The RealFeel temperature reaches 37° while the RealFeel shade provides minimal relief at 36°.
Easterly winds at 11 km/h offer limited cooling, though the UV Index shows some improvement at a moderate 5.0.
Despite the slightly lower UV levels, the weather service maintains its strongest health warning, specifically noting the “danger of dehydration and heatstroke if outside for extended periods of time.”
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A day earlier, Karachi remains under a severe heat as temperatures climb to 38°C, prompting explicit warnings about dehydration and heatstroke dangers for those exposed to outdoor conditions.
According to the latest data from the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Thursday brings persistently hot and hazy sunshine, with daytime highs of 38°C and overnight lows dropping to 21°C.
The RealFeel temperature remains at 38°, while the RealFeel shade offers only minimal comfort at 36°. Winds from the east at 9 km/h provide little relief.
The UV Index continues to hold at an elevated level of 6.0, signaling potentially harmful exposure for anyone spending extended hours in direct sunlight.
The PMD has issued its strongest heat advisory yet, emphasizing the “danger of dehydration and heatstroke if outside for extended periods of time.”
Stay tuned to the Times of Karachi’s weather page for further updates and developments.
