AccuWeather forecasts very warm conditions with high humidity and unhealthy UV levels across Karachi

Karachi is expected to experience hot and breezy weather conditions over the next four days, with temperatures likely to climb as high as 37 degrees Celsius, according to forecasts issued by AccuWeather.

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Temperatures may feel as high as 43°C as humid conditions persist during Eid holidays in Karachi

Karachi is expected to experience very warm and humid weather during Eid-ul-Adha 2026, according to the latest weekly weather forecast.

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PMD warns of thunderstorms and isolated hailstorms in Islamabad and northern regions

Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast rain, thunderstorms and isolated hailstorms in Islamabad during the next 24 hours as a westerly weather system continues to affect northern and western parts of the country.

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Thunderstorms and isolated hailstorms expected in Islamabad during next 24 hours

The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast rain, windstorms, and isolated hailstorms in Islamabad and surrounding areas during the next 24 hours.

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Karachi to remain hot and humid

Karachi is expected to continue experiencing hot and humid weather during the coming days, although there is currently no immediate threat of a heatwave in the city, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department.

The Met Office said sea breezes are helping maintain relatively stable weather conditions in the metropolis despite rising temperatures in other parts of Sindh.

Daytime temperatures in Karachi are likely to remain between 36°C and 37°C over the next several days.

Heatwave likely in interior Sindh

While Karachi may avoid extreme heat conditions, the PMD warned that several districts in Sindh could experience a fresh heatwave spell from May 15.

The weather department said the heatwave may continue until May 20 or even longer in some areas.

Most parts of Sindh are expected to remain hot to very hot and dry, especially central and upper districts where heatwave conditions are already affecting daily life.

Temperatures may reach 48°C

Meteorologists forecast extremely high temperatures in interior Sindh districts including Dadu, Shaheed Benazirabad and Ghotki, where temperatures could rise between 46°C and 48°C.

Intense heat is also expected to persist in Naushahro Feroze, Jacobabad, Larkana and Sukkur.

The PMD noted that current heatwave conditions may ease temporarily from Tuesday before another prolonged spell develops later in the month.

Public advised to take precautions

Authorities have advised citizens, especially children, women and old-age people, to avoid unnecessary exposure to direct sunlight and remain hydrated.

Farmers have also been urged to plan agricultural activities carefully and ensure proper care of livestock during the extreme weather conditions.

Relevant departments have been directed to remain alert and take preventive measures to avoid emergencies during the ongoing hot weather spell.

Pakistan Meteorological Department on Sunday warned that a moderate westerly wave is expected to enter the upper parts of the country, increasing the risk of Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs), debris flows and flash flooding in vulnerable areas of northern Pakistan.

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Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast rain-wind and thunderstorms in Islamabad during the next 24 hours as a westerly weather system approaches northern parts of the country.

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Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast dust storms, thunderstorms and rain in several upper parts of Pakistan from May 10 to May 12 due to a fresh westerly wave expected to enter the country this weekend.

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The Pakistan Meteorological Department on Friday issued a heatwave alert for Sindh, warning that hot to very hot and dry weather conditions are expected to persist across most parts of the province over the next three days.

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KARACHI, May 6, 2026 — The Pakistan Meteorological Department on Wednesday issued a fresh heatwave alert for Sindh, warning that temperatures in several districts may rise as high as 49°C between May 7 and May 11.

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