ISLAMABAD: Continental air dominates most of Pakistan, maintaining dry and hot conditions across plain areas. However, a westerly wave trough is expected to enter western regions later today, potentially affecting upper parts of the country within the next 24-36 hours.
Wednesday’s Forecast
- Most areas will remain dry and hot, particularly in plains where daytime temperatures may exceed 40°C (as seen in Jacobabad, Shaheed Benazirabad, and Turbat yesterday).
- Northern Balochistan & Western KP could experience isolated rain-wind/thunderstorms by evening/night.
Thursday’s Outlook
- Gilgit-Baltistan, KP, Kashmir, and nearby hilly areas may see partly cloudy skies with scattered rain and thunderstorms.
- Plains (Punjab, Sindh, South Balochistan) will stay dry and hot.
Eid Holidays Weather
- Most regions will have dry weather with daytime heat in plains. Travelers to northern areas should monitor updates for potential rain disruptions.
Past 24-Hour Conditions
- Dry weather prevailed nationwide, with maximum temperatures reaching 41°C in Jacobabad, Chhor, and Mithi.
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