Karachi, November 27, 2025 – Get your jackets out, Karachi! Pakistan’s bustling financial hub is finally preparing for a rare winter surprise as temperatures are expected to plunge into single digits in early December 2025 — a phenomenon the city usually experiences only once in several years.
According to AccuWeather, Karachi’s minimum temperature has been steadily dropping over the last few days, setting the stage for an unusually crisp start to December. Weather experts say the city may witness its coldest spell of the year, with early mornings turning noticeably frosty and evenings becoming increasingly breezy.
A Winter Shift You Can Feel Already
AccuWeather’s day-by-day outlook hints at a dramatic shift. The final days of November will stay moderately cool, but December is where the magic happens:
• Friday (28 Nov): A hazy sun dominates the sky with temperatures hovering between 29°C and 15°C. Light northeastern winds will keep the air pleasantly cool.
• Saturday (29 Nov): Karachi enjoys another hazy day as lows drop to 14°C with a RealFeel® of 30°C under the sun.
• Sunday (30 Nov): The cool trend continues with breezy northwesterly winds, bringing early winter vibes.
• Monday (1 Dec): The city steps into December with a refreshing plunge — the temperature may fall as low as 10°C, marking one of the sharpest drops this season.
• Tuesday (2 Dec): Calm southeastern winds and mild sunshine keep the chill intact as lows touch 11°C.
• Wednesday (3 Dec): Long spells of sunshine dominate the sky while winter quietly settles in with the same 11°C low.
• Thursday (4 Dec): Karachi’s winter surprise peaks — a minimum temperature of just 9°C is forecast, bringing the rare single-digit winter charm the city has been waiting for.
Karachiites Excited for the Cold Spell
From chai dhabas anticipating booming sales to families planning late-night drives and seaside strolls, Karachiites are already feeling the thrill. Social media is buzzing with excitement as residents prepare for cozy evenings, warm shawls, and that unmistakable winter nostalgia.
Safety First: A Quick Reminder
Meteorologists advise residents to keep warm during early mornings and late nights, especially children and the old-age. With dry, cool air expected, staying hydrated and using moisturizers can help prevent seasonal dryness.
Karachi may be known for its warm coastal winds, but early December 2025 is shaping up to be a refreshing plot twist — one that promises a true winter marvel for the city by the sea.