Karachi temperature to stay between 34°C and 36°C

Pakistan's Meteorological Department has forecast partly cloudy weather and chances of light drizzle in Karachi over the next three days, offering some relief from hot conditions in the country's largest city.

KARACHI: Pakistan’s Meteorological Department has forecast partly cloudy weather and chances of light drizzle in Karachi over the next three days, offering some relief from hot conditions in the country’s largest city.

According to the forecast issued on Saturday, weather in Karachi is expected to remain partly cloudy, with light drizzle likely during the early morning and nighttime hours. Meteorologists said sea breezes are expected to remain active, helping moderate temperatures across the city.

Maximum temperatures are forecast to range between 34 and 36 degrees Celsius during the three-day period, the department said.

Weather officials also predicted partly cloudy conditions along coastal areas of Sindh, with isolated instances of light drizzle possible in some locations.

The forecast comes as a system of western winds continues to influence weather patterns across parts of the province. Under its impact, several districts in interior Sindh could experience dusty winds, thunderstorms and light rainfall.

The meteorological department said areas including Jacobabad, Kashmore, Qambar Shahdadkot, Shikarpur, Larkana, Sukkur, Dadu, Khairpur, Sanghar, Naushahro Feroze, Shaheed Benazirabad and Jamshoro may receive scattered light showers accompanied by gusty winds and thunder.

Authorities warned that strong winds in rural areas of Sindh could damage vulnerable structures and weak infrastructure. Residents and relevant agencies have been advised to take precautionary measures and remain alert to changing weather conditions.

Karachi, which frequently experiences hot and humid weather during the summer months, often benefits from active sea breezes and intermittent drizzle that can bring temporary relief from heat and improve outdoor conditions.

The weather department said it would continue monitoring the situation and issue updates if conditions change.