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Karachi weather: Cloudy skies, drizzle expected through Saturday

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Karachi weather will remain cloudy and humid through the weekend
PMD forecasts isolated drizzle in Karachi during morning and night hours
Temperatures are expected to stay between 31°C to 33°C daily
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The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued its latest three-day Karachi weather forecast, predicting partly cloudy to cloudy conditions across the city from Thursday, September 3 to Saturday, September 5, with chances of isolated drizzle during the morning and night hours.

Karachi Weather on Thursday, September 3

Thursday is expected to bring partly cloudy to cloudy conditions across the city, with chances of isolated drizzle during the night hours.

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Maximum temperatures are likely to remain between 31-33°C, while minimum temperatures hovered around 26.1°C overnight.

Morning humidity is expected at 77 per cent, easing to 55-65 per cent by evening. Winds will blow from a southwesterly direction.

Karachi Weather on Friday, September 4

Friday is expected to follow the same pattern, with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions continuing alongside chances of isolated drizzle extending to both the morning and night hours.

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Maximum temperatures are forecast to remain between 31-33°C, while minimum temperatures will ease to 25-27°C.

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Morning humidity is expected between 70-80 per cent, easing to 55-65 per cent by evening. Winds will continue from a southwesterly direction.

Karachi Weather on Saturday, September 5

Saturday is also expected to maintain similar conditions heading into the weekend, with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions and chances of isolated drizzle persisting during the morning and night hours.

Maximum temperatures are forecast between 31-33°C, while minimum temperatures will remain between 25-27°C.

Morning humidity is expected between 70-80 per cent, dropping to 55-65 per cent by evening. Winds will continue from a southwesterly direction.

Weather Outlook

Hot and humid weather is likely to prevail over most parts of the province. However, partly cloudy conditions with chances of isolated drizzle are expected along the coast.

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Karachi’s Relative Moderation

While hot and humid conditions are expected to grip most of the province, Karachi is forecast to remain in a comparatively calm and stable pattern over the three-day period.

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Temperatures are consistent across all three days at 31-33°C, offering residents noticeably milder conditions than the peak heat of earlier in the summer.

Thursday’s morning humidity of 77 per cent sits just below the 70-80 per cent range expected for Friday and Saturday, meaning mornings could feel progressively muggier as the week draws to a close, even with daytime temperatures holding steady.

Drizzle Chances Continue Through the Week

All three days carry a chance of isolated drizzle. Thursday’s drizzle is limited to the night hours, while Friday and Saturday see those chances extend into the morning hours as well.

The drizzle is expected to remain light and isolated rather than widespread, but the sustained coastal moisture means conditions will continue to feel noticeably humid, especially during the early morning hours.

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Vigilance for Residents

With isolated drizzle expected along the coast and humidity levels staying elevated through the week, residents are advised to stay well hydrated and remain alert to changing conditions, particularly during the muggy morning hours.

Weather data for this report has been obtained from the official website of the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).

For daily updates visit our Karachi weather page

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