The Met Department has forecasted hot and humid weather conditions prevailing across most parts of Pakistan, with specific areas expecting rain and potential hazards due to heavy downpours.

The department predicts hot and humid weather in most regions, including Islamabad, where temperatures are expected to rise during the day. Strong winds and thunderstorm are anticipated in the evening.

There is a chance of rain at scattered places in KP, southeast Sindh, and north and southeast Balochistan. Lower Balochistan, however, faces a risk of flooding in low-lying areas due to heavy rainfall. South Punjab may also experience rain showers, offering temporary relief from the prevailing heat.

Regional Weather Updates

Lahore: The city continues to experience intense heat, with temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius, but feeling like 46 degrees due to high humidity. The weather is expected to remain hot and dry in the coming 24 hours, with no chance of rain this week.

The humidity in the air is 55%, while the winds are blowing at a speed of 2km per hour, reported the Met Department. It further says the temperature will drop in the evening.

Karachi: Despite recent rain, Karachi remains hot and humid with cloudy forecasts. Temperatures range between a minimum of 29°C and a maximum of 36°C, accompanied by high humidity at 84%. Winds are blowing at a speed of eight kilometers per hour, contributing to the muggy conditions in the city.

Quetta: The Met Department has issued an advisory for a new spell of monsoon rains from July 12 to 14 in Sibbi, Zhob, and Kalat divisions of Balochistan. There is a possibility of lightning during these storms, prompting the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) to caution the public about potential hazards.

Travel advisories are in place, urging passengers and tourists to avoid unnecessary travel to mitigate risks of damage to crops and electricity installations.