Islamabad, April 27, 2025 – Residents and visitors in Islamabad should brace themselves for an intense wave of hot weather in the coming days.
The capital city, known for its natural beauty and popular tourist attractions, is set to experience extremely high temperatures, making outdoor activities risky.
According to AccuWeather, a leading online weather forecasting service, Islamabad will face some of the hottest days of the season. The weather forecast indicates that today, Sunday, April 27, temperatures are expected to reach a scorching 44°C during the day, dropping to 22°C at night. The RealFeel® temperature is predicted to soar up to 47°C, making it feel even hotter under the sun. With a Max UV Index of 10, which falls under the “Very High” category, residents are urged to take necessary precautions against sun exposure.
The hot weather trend will continue into Monday, April 28, with daytime temperatures expected to hit 41°C and nighttime temperatures hovering around 24°C. Again, the RealFeel® will suggest even hotter conditions, indicating severe risk of dehydration and heatstroke for those spending extended time outdoors. Winds from the west-northwest at 11 km/h will bring little relief from the oppressive heat.
On Tuesday, April 29, Islamabad’s weather will remain extremely hot with a high of 40°C. The forecast warns of scorching sunshine and a Max UV Index of 11, categorized as “Extreme.” The RealFeel® temperature will be around 42°C, emphasizing the need for caution.
The hot weather pattern will persist through Wednesday, April 30, when Islamabad is expected to experience similar conditions. Maximum temperatures will stay around 40°C with nighttime lows of 25°C. Even in shaded areas, the RealFeel Shade™ temperatures will remain uncomfortably high.
Given the severity of the weather conditions, Islamabad residents are strongly advised to stay hydrated, limit outdoor exposure during peak hours, and use sun protection. Tourists visiting the city should plan their activities carefully to avoid the peak afternoon heat. This spell of hot weather highlights the growing challenges of climate shifts affecting Islamabad, a city typically known for its moderate conditions.
Authorities have issued general warnings, reminding the public that during such hot weather events, extra care must be taken to protect vulnerable groups such as children, the old-age, and outdoor workers.