The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued its latest three-day Karachi weather forecast, predicting warm and humid conditions across the city from Saturday, September 26, to Monday, September 28, with temperatures holding fairly steady through the period.
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Karachi Weather on Saturday, September 26
Saturday bought warm and humid conditions with occasional wind across the city.
Maximum temperatures remained between 33-35°C, while minimum temperatures hovered around 27.5°C overnight. Morning humidity remained at 74 per cent, easing to 55-65 per cent by evening. Winds blew from a southwesterly direction.
Karachi Weather on Sunday, September 27
Sunday is expected to maintain a similar pattern, with warm and humid conditions continuing across the city.
Maximum temperatures are forecast to remain between 33-35°C, while minimum temperatures will ease to 26-28°C. Morning humidity is expected between 70-80 per cent, easing to 50-60 per cent by evening. Winds will continue from a southwesterly direction.
Karachi Weather on Monday, September 28
Monday is also expected to bring warm and humid weather as the new week begins, with conditions staying largely unchanged.
Maximum temperatures are forecast between 33-35°C, while minimum temperatures will remain between 26-28°C. Morning humidity is expected between 70-80 per cent, dropping to 50-60 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, with the city itself expected to see comparatively milder, warm conditions through the weekend.
Temperatures Stay Steady Through the Weekend
Unlike the rising trend seen in the previous forecast, Karachi is set for a fairly stable three-day period, with maximum temperatures holding in the 33-35°C range on all three days. Saturday stands out as the only day carrying occasional winds, offering a slightly different feel despite similar temperatures.
Evening humidity is expected to ease gradually through the period, dropping from 55-65 per cent on Saturday to 50-60 per cent on Sunday and Monday, while morning humidity climbs slightly from 74 per cent on Saturday to 70-80 per cent over the following two days.
Vigilance Advised
With warm and humid conditions expected to persist through the weekend into the new week, residents are advised to stay well hydrated, avoid prolonged exposure to the sun during peak hours, and remain alert to changing weather conditions.
Weather data for this report has been obtained from the official website of the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).
