Karachi is facing a heatwave as continental air keeps the region hot and dry. Temperatures are expected to rise above average, making it feel warmer than usual.
On Saturday, the city basked under sunny skies, hitting 39°C with sticky humidity ramping up the discomfort. Residents can expect more of the same on Sunday and Monday, with daytime highs hovering between 38°C and 40°C and slight relief at night.
The weekend forecast shows that Sunday will reach a high of 39°C, accompanied by dry conditions and high humidity, which will make the heat feel even more intense. Monday will be similar, with temperatures staying between 39°C and 40°C under mostly sunny skies. This extended heatwave offers little relief, particularly for those who need to be outdoors.
Read: Karachi Faces Hot, Dry Weather with 40°C Highs
Across Pakistan, the past 24 hours saw dry weather dominate, with plains like Mithi (43°C), Turbat (42°C), Lasbela and Chhor (41°C), and Nokundi (40°C) sizzling at the top.
With discomfort on the rise, authorities urge caution. Stay hydrated, dodge peak sun hours, and opt for light clothing, sunscreen, and shade. Karachi’s hot spell isn’t letting up soon—plan smart to stay cool and safe.
