Islamabad, April 4, 2025 – Punjab is currently experiencing a significant rise in temperature, with the mercury soaring by 4°C above normal during this ongoing hot weather spell.
The prolonged period of elevated temperatures is affecting daily life across the region, as the intense heat persists.
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the weather in Punjab has remained exceptionally hot and dry throughout the week, contributing to discomfort in many areas. The department has issued warnings about the high temperatures and urges the public to take precautions, especially in the southern districts, where the heat is expected to be more intense.
Current Synoptic Situation
The prevailing weather conditions over most parts of Pakistan are being influenced by continental air, which is contributing to the dry and hot spell in Punjab. This type of air mass is typically associated with clear skies, limited cloud cover, and rising temperatures. The ongoing spell of hot weather is expected to continue, with no immediate signs of relief.
Weather Forecast for Friday (Day)
For Friday, April 4, 2025, the weather in Punjab is expected to remain hot and dry, with high temperatures continuing to affect most districts in the province. While parts of Kashmir may experience partly cloudy and dry conditions, the overall temperature in Punjab will continue to exceed normal levels. Daytime temperatures, especially in the southern districts of Punjab, are predicted to be 02 to 04°C above the average, creating a challenging situation for residents.
Weather Forecast for Saturday
On Saturday, April 5, 2025, Punjab will continue to face similar weather patterns, with hot and dry conditions prevailing in most districts. The southern regions of the province are likely to experience temperatures that remain 02 to 04°C above normal. Kashmir is expected to remain dry, with only partly cloudy conditions, offering little respite from the heat.
The higher-than-usual temperatures, coupled with dry weather, are making this period of hot weather in Punjab particularly challenging. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun, and take extra precautions during outdoor activities.