The city will experience two more days of dangerous heat conditions before finally seeing some relief over the weekend, though temperatures remain well above seasonal averages.
Karachi Weather on Thursday, October 23:
Critical heat conditions prevail with hazy sun and a high of 38°C, dropping to 21°C overnight. The forecast carries explicit “danger of dehydration and heatstroke” warnings for extended outdoor exposure. RealFeel reaches 38° with RealFeel shade at 36°. Easterly winds at 9 km/h and high UV Index of 6.0 create hazardous conditions.
Karachi Weather on Friday, October 24:
The heat emergency continues with identical temperatures of 38°C high and 21°C low. The same severe health warnings about dehydration and heatstroke danger remain in effect. RealFeel stays at 38° with RealFeel shade at 36°. Winds shift westerly at 7 km/h while the UV Index maintains its dangerous high level of 6.0.
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Karachi Weather on Saturday, October 25:
Some relief arrives as conditions become “very warm” rather than “hot,” though temperatures remain high at 37°C with a low of 22°C. The critical health warnings are removed from the forecast. RealFeel decreases to 37° with RealFeel shade at 36°. The UV Index finally drops to a moderate 5.0, and easterly winds return at 9 km/h.
The three-day forecast shows the peak of the heat crisis occurring Thursday and Friday, with Saturday bringing the first signs of improvement as both the temperature and UV Index decrease.
Stay tuned to the Times of Karachi’s weather page for further updates and developments.
