AccuWeather forecasts a gradual decline in daytime temperatures, with maximum temperatures falling to around 32°C by Thursday, November 12.

Karachi is expected to experience a gradual decline in temperatures over the coming days, bringing some relief from the prevailing warm weather in Pakistan’s financial and commercial hub.

According to forecasts published by AccuWeather, daytime temperatures are expected to remain around 35°C at the beginning of the week before dropping to 32°C on Thursday, November 12.

The weather forecast indicates that Monday, November 9, will remain sunny to partly cloudy, with a maximum temperature of 35°C and a minimum of 21°C. Westerly winds are expected at 13 kilometres per hour, with no rainfall forecast.

On Tuesday, November 10, temperatures are again expected to reach 35°C, while the minimum will fall to 20°C. Conditions are likely to remain mostly sunny and less humid.

Wednesday, November 11, is expected to bring a slight decline, with temperatures ranging between 21°C and 34°C. Sunny intervals are forecast throughout the day.

The maximum temperature is expected to fall further to 32°C on Thursday, November 12, while the minimum is forecast at 23°C. Sunny periods are likely, accompanied by westerly winds of 15 kilometres per hour.

On Friday, November 13, temperatures could rise slightly to 33°C, with a minimum of 23°C and long sunny spells.

Rain chances will remain negligible throughout the forecast period, while daytime conditions are expected to stay predominantly sunny.

Residents can expect relatively cooler mornings and evenings as Karachi gradually moves towards more pleasant winter weather.