Karachi recorded a maximum temperature of 39 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, marking the highest reading of the month so far and standing 2.2 degrees above normal, as hot and dry conditions continued across Sindh.
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According to the Met Office, the city experienced hot and dry weather, with relative humidity reaching a maximum of 43 per cent during the day.
The weather department has forecast continued hot conditions across the province this week, with temperatures expected to remain high in Karachi and several other districts.
Karachi Weather Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
Karachi is expected to record a maximum temperature of 36°C to 38°C on Wednesday, while the minimum is likely to range between 27°C and 29°C.
Morning relative humidity is forecast to remain between 60 and 70 per cent, while evening humidity is expected to range from 40 to 50 per cent.
On Thursday, the city is likely to experience warm weather, with the maximum temperature forecast between 35°C and 37°C. The minimum temperature is expected to range from 26°C to 28°C.
Residents may continue to experience uncomfortable conditions, particularly during the afternoon, as temperatures remain above typical levels for the period.
Mithi Records Sindh’s Highest Temperature
Several other parts of Sindh also recorded high temperatures on Tuesday, with Mithi emerging as the hottest location at 41°C, which was 2.9 degrees above normal.
Shaheed Benazirabad and Chhor each recorded 40°C, while Dadu registered 39.5°C, standing 3.5 degrees above normal.
- Karachi, Sakrand, Mirpurkhas and Thatta recorded 39°C each.
- Hyderabad and Tandojam registered 38.5°C, while Larkana, Padidan and Khairpur recorded 37.5°C each.
- Moenjo Daro recorded 36.5°C, while Sukkur, Rohri and Badin each registered 36°C.
- Jacobabad recorded a comparatively lower maximum temperature of 34°C, which was 1.2 degrees below normal.
Hot Weather Expected to Continue
The forecast indicates that hot weather will persist across much of Sindh in the coming days, although temperatures in Karachi are expected to ease slightly on Thursday compared with Tuesday’s peak.
Residents are advised to take precautions during the hottest hours of the day, stay hydrated and limit prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
People who work outdoors should take regular breaks in shaded or cool areas, particularly during the afternoon.
