Rain chances are expected to rise from Friday, with scattered afternoon showers forecast through Sunday amid cloudy and windy conditions.
KARACHI: Karachi is likely to experience a spell of scattered showers from Friday, August 14, with the probability of rainfall expected to increase through the weekend.
According to AccuWeather, the city will remain cloudy and breezy on Wednesday, August 12, with the maximum temperature forecast at 33°C and the minimum at 28°C. The probability of precipitation is currently estimated at 7%.
On Thursday, August 13, temperatures are expected to remain around 33°C and 28°C, while the chance of precipitation is forecast at 14%. Winds are expected to gradually subside, with some sunny periods during the day.
Rain chances increase from Friday
Weather conditions are expected to change on Friday, August 14, when the probability of precipitation rises to 60%.
The city is forecast to experience some sunshine before becoming cloudy and windy, with scattered afternoon showers likely.
Temperatures are expected to reach 32°C, while the minimum could fall to 27°C. Winds are forecast at around 30 km/h from the west-southwest.
AccuWeather forecasts around one hour of precipitation and one hour of rain on Friday.
Showers likely on Saturday
On Saturday, August 15, Karachi is expected to remain cloudy and windy, with a 55% chance of precipitation and the possibility of an afternoon shower in parts of the city.
Temperatures are forecast to remain between 27°C and 32°C, while west-southwest winds could reach 26 km/h.
More rain expected on Sunday
The possibility of rainfall is expected to continue on Sunday, August 16, with a 60% chance of precipitation.
The forecast indicates mostly cloudy and windy conditions, with scattered afternoon showers likely. Temperatures are expected to range between 27°C and 32°C, while west-southwest winds are forecast at around 26 km/h.
The expected spell of showers could provide some relief from Karachi’s prevailing hot and humid conditions. However, cloudy and windy weather is expected to persist across the city through the weekend.