Islamabad, April 20, 2025 – Residents of the capital can expect a spell of moderate weather in the coming days, as Islamabad prepares for hazy sunshine, gentle breezes, and relatively stable temperatures.
According to AccuWeather, the forecast indicates comfortable yet slightly warm conditions ahead, ideal for outdoor activities with appropriate sun protection.
The current weather pattern in Islamabad shows a mix of hazy sun and cooling breezes, offering some relief from intense spring heat. On Sunday, April 20, the temperature is expected to reach a high of 27°C and drop to 17°C at night. A hazy sun with a noticeable breeze from the SSE at 19 km/h will keep the atmosphere pleasant. The RealFeel® temperature is likely to be around 30°C, with a RealFeel Shade™ of 25°C. The UV index will remain very high at 10, suggesting that people should avoid prolonged sun exposure without sunscreen.
As the week progresses, the weather in Islamabad will continue to follow a similar moderate trend. On Monday, April 21, temperatures are set to rise to 32°C with a low of 18°C. Hazy sunshine will dominate the skies, and with no expected precipitation, the RealFeel® may climb to 34°C. Winds from the south at 13 km/h will keep the environment mildly breezy.
Tuesday, April 22, will be the warmest day of the forecast period, with temperatures peaking at 34°C and a low of 19°C. Though the skies will remain hazy, the RealFeel® may reach up to 35°C. Light winds from the WNW at 15 km/h will continue to bring subtle breezes, contributing to the overall moderate weather feel.
By Wednesday, April 23, the Islamabad weather will stay dry with partial sunshine. Temperatures are expected to remain steady at 34°C during the day and 19°C at night. Afternoon breezes from the northwest at 19 km/h will help maintain a pleasant atmosphere. The RealFeel® temperature will hover around 33°C, with a moderate UV index of 5.
Overall, the coming days promise stable and moderate weather for Islamabad, offering a mix of sun and breeze – a welcome pattern for springtime.