Islamabad weather is set to remain hot and dry over the next few days, with rising temperatures and clear skies dominating the forecast.
According to AccuWeather, residents of the capital can expect intense heat during the daytime, with only slight relief in the evenings.
On Saturday, March 22, Islamabad will experience partly sunny conditions with a scorching high of 33°C and a nighttime low of 15°C. The RealFeel® temperature is expected to be around 36°C, making it feel even hotter. In shaded areas, the temperature will still hover around 32°C. The UV Index will reach 7, categorized as high, meaning residents should take precautions if spending time outdoors. Winds from the southwest will blow at 9 km/h, offering little respite from the heat.
Moving into Sunday, March 23, the Islamabad weather will continue to be warm, with the mercury touching 32°C during the day and dropping to 17°C at night. Skies will remain mostly clear, with only a few scattered clouds. The RealFeel® temperature will reach 34°C, while the shade temperature will be 30°C. The UV Index remains high at 7, and winds will shift slightly, coming from the southeast at 9 km/h.
By Monday, March 24, Islamabad weather is expected to remain very warm, with increased cloud cover. The daytime high will again be 32°C, while the nighttime temperature will rise slightly to 18°C. The RealFeel® temperature will match the actual temperature at 32°C, with a RealFeel Shade™ of 30°C. The UV Index will drop slightly to 4, indicating moderate sun exposure risks. Winds from the west will continue at 9 km/h.
Overall, Islamabad weather will stay hot, with little chance of rainfall in the coming days. Residents should stay hydrated, avoid prolonged sun exposure, and take necessary precautions against heat-related discomfort.