Islamabad, May 6, 2025 – After nearly a week of cloudy skies and humid weather, the capital city Islamabad is finally expected to receive rain by the end of this week, bringing much-needed relief from rising temperatures.
According to the latest forecast by AccuWeather, rain is likely to hit Islamabad on Friday, May 9, 2025. Weather experts predict that the city will experience variable cloudiness throughout the day, with a 65% chance of a thunderstorm or two in the afternoon. This marks a significant change after several days of dry, overcast conditions.
The past few days have seen fluctuating temperatures and persistent cloud cover in Islamabad, but without any rainfall. On Tuesday, May 6, the city is expected to see intervals of sunshine and clouds, with a high of 33°C and a RealFeel® temperature of 35°C. Winds from the south-southwest will blow at 11 km/h, but no rain is expected.
By Wednesday, May 7, Islamabad will experience slightly warmer weather, with more sunshine than clouds. Temperatures will peak at 34°C with a RealFeel® of 37°C. Rain chances remain minimal at just 3%, and UV exposure will remain extreme.
Thursday, May 8, brings a similar pattern—mostly cloudy skies with just a 2% chance of rain. Despite the clouds, the high temperature is forecasted at 33°C, with humidity making it feel even warmer. Winds will pick up slightly, coming from the south at 13 km/h.
Friday is expected to break the dry spell with a return of rain to Islamabad. The forecast indicates a high of 35°C and moderate winds from the east-northeast at 15 km/h. The real relief, however, is the possibility of rain, which could cool down the city and clear the lingering humidity.
Rain in Islamabad is always welcomed during the early summer months, as it helps bring down the temperature and freshens the air. Residents are advised to stay updated with daily forecasts, especially those planning outdoor activities or commuting during the expected rain.
As Islamabad braces for another hot day, the prospect of rain offers a breath of fresh air—quite literally. With rain predicted five times in this week’s forecast coverage, all eyes remain on Friday’s weather for a hopeful downpour.