Islamabad, May 5, 2025 – The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast that clouds will dominate the skies over Islamabad in the coming days, bringing a mix of sunshine and intermittent weather changes.
According to the latest weather advisory, the capital city will experience cloudy conditions throughout the early part of the week, potentially accompanied by rain and thunderstorms.
On Monday, May 5, residents of Islamabad can expect partly cloudy skies with a 30% probability of rain, wind, and thunderstorms in the evening hours. The temperature is expected to reach a high of 33°C with a low of 22°C, accompanied by gentle southeasterly winds at around 13 km/h. The presence of high clouds will provide some relief from direct sunlight, with a RealFeel® temperature of 32°C and a UV index of 6, indicating high exposure risk.
Moving into Tuesday, May 6, Islamabad will continue to see significant cloud coverage. Both the PMD and AccuWeather have predicted mainly cloudy conditions with a minimal chance of precipitation. Temperatures are forecasted to hover around 33°C during the day and dip slightly to 23°C at night. The RealFeel® temperature may rise to 34°C during peak hours, and the UV index is expected to reach an extreme level of 11. Winds will remain consistent, coming from the southeast at 13 km/h.
By Wednesday, May 7, the weather in Islamabad will see partial clearing, though clouds will still linger in the sky. The forecast suggests a return to mostly sunny conditions with just a few passing clouds. Daytime temperatures may climb to 34°C, with southeasterly winds increasing slightly to 15 km/h. Even with the sun reappearing, clouds will not completely vanish, maintaining a light veil over the city’s skyline.
Overall, clouds will be a recurring feature over Islamabad’s weather pattern for the next few days. Residents are advised to stay updated with daily forecasts and take necessary precautions, especially on days with higher UV exposure. While rainfall chances remain low, the presence of clouds will provide some respite from the harsh sun, keeping daytime conditions relatively moderate.