The Pakistan Meteorological Department has predicted that hot and dry weather will continue to prevail across most parts of the country over the next 24 hours. However, isolated rain and thunderstorms are likely in upper regions, including Gilgit-Baltistan, Kashmir, and the hilly areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Temperature Outlook
Daytime temperatures are expected to remain above normal in most cities. In southern Punjab and Sindh, the mercury may soar to 45 degrees Celsius. The Met Office has advised the public to avoid direct exposure to sunlight during peak hours and to stay hydrated.
Regional Weather Conditions
- Islamabad: Partly cloudy with maximum temperature around 38 degrees Celsius.
- Lahore: Hot and dry, with temperature reaching 42 degrees Celsius.
- Karachi: Hot and humid, with maximum temperature up to 37 degrees Celsius.
- Peshawar: Hot and dry, with temperature around 40 degrees Celsius.
- Quetta: Warm and dry, with maximum temperature near 34 degrees Celsius.
The Met Office has also warned that the intensity of heat may cause health issues, especially for the elderly and children. It has advised farmers to manage irrigation carefully due to the dry spell.
In the northern areas, the weather is expected to remain pleasant, with occasional cloud cover and light rain in some places. Tourists are advised to check weather updates before traveling.
Overall, the hot and dry weather pattern is likely to persist for the next few days, with no significant change expected until the weekend.
