Islamabad, June 27, 2025 – Residents of Islamabad, Karachi, and Lahore can expect varying weather conditions over the next few days, as unstable systems bring a mix of sunshine, thunderstorms, and high humidity.
This latest weather update has been sourced from AccuWeather and reflects current atmospheric developments as of Friday morning.
In Islamabad, the day is expected to begin with a strong morning thunderstorm in some areas, especially in the northern and hilly zones. Despite the early downpour, the rest of the day will see intervals of sunshine and scattered clouds. Daytime temperatures are likely to peak at 34°C, with a RealFeel® of 39°C, making conditions quite humid. Winds from the east-southeast at 11 km/h will offer mild relief, but the Max UV Index of 12 signals extreme solar exposure. Over the weekend, Islamabad is forecast to remain hot and partly cloudy, with no major rain system expected after Friday.
Moving to Karachi, the metropolis is in for an intense spell of monsoon activity. Friday’s weather includes high humidity with a 96% chance of precipitation, including a couple of strong thunderstorms in the morning and a few showers by afternoon. Temperatures will hover around 34°C, while RealFeel® could touch a sweltering 40°C. Karachi’s weather will stay unstable through the weekend. On Saturday, the city may experience severe morning thunderstorms, transitioning into breezy conditions with continued rainfall and a thunderstorm in the afternoon. Winds from the west-southwest may reach 20–28 km/h. Sunday is expected to remain windy and overcast, with intermittent thunderstorms.
In Lahore, Friday’s forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and a high of 35°C, though RealFeel® could spike to 42°C due to high humidity. Wind from the northeast at 13 km/h may bring occasional cooling. Over the weekend, Lahore will continue to experience a mix of sun and clouds. Saturday will be hot but stable, while Sunday brings a 60% chance of morning rain and continued cloud cover. The Max UV Index remains high, urging Lahoris to take sun protection seriously.
Weather patterns in Islamabad, Karachi, and Lahore remain dynamic. Citizens in Islamabad, Karachi, and Lahore are advised to stay updated with official alerts, particularly for thunderstorms and flooding risks in Karachi.