Pakistan’s major cities are witnessing varied weather patterns as the country transitions into the monsoon season, with conditions ranging from thunderstorms to sunny skies and intense humidity.
Current Conditions (July 3)
Karachi: Light rain with cloudy skies. Temperature: 33°C, feels like 40°C. Winds SW at 19 km/h.
Lahore: Sunny and humid. Temperature: 34°C, feels like 44°C. Winds E at 11 km/h.
Multan: Partly cloudy with extreme humidity. Temperature: 39°C, feels like 54°C. Scattered thunderstorms expected.
Faisalabad: Sunny. Temperature: 37°C, feels like 47°C. Winds E at 11 km/h.
Peshawar: Partly cloudy with possible thunderstorms. Temperature: 32°C, feels like 39°C.
Islamabad: Mostly sunny with chances of scattered thunderstorms. Temperature: 31°C, feels like 36°C.
Forecast – Thursday, July 4
Karachi: Cloudy. High: 32°C | Low: 29°C | Feels like: 37°C
Lahore: Thunderstorms expected. High: 33°C | Low: 28°C | Feels like: 43°C
Multan: Mostly sunny. High: 37°C | Low: 31°C | Feels like: 49°C
Faisalabad: Partly cloudy. High: 34°C | Low: 29°C | Feels like: 45°C
Peshawar: Sunny. High: 35°C | Low: 29°C | Feels like: 46°C
Islamabad: Sunny. High: 32°C | Low: 27°C | Feels like: 40°C
Earlier, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), at least 64 people have been killed and 117 others injured since last week, by flash floods and heavy rains in different parts of Pakistan.
Furthermore, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa recorded the most deaths (23 deceased out of which 10 were children). Local media said a flash flood swept 14 people away at Swat Valley.
Flash floods also caused the death of 21 people; 11 of them were children in the state of Punjab. In Sindh, 15 people died and in Balochistan, five people were killed.
