Today is another summer day. Upper Sindh and South Punjab experienced mild weather where the actual temperature was recorded around normal but the heat index ranged from 54 to 58 degrees. Today, Multan recorded the highest heat index of 58 while Lahore recorded 54.
The maximum intensity of heat is in upper, central Punjab, Potohar region, and P where the temperature is recorded as 3 to 4 degrees above normal. Nurpur Thal 47, Bhakkar 46.5, Joharabad 46 while Gujranwala recorded 45.4 degrees.
Find out today’s temperature in your city (degree centigrade) in the following list:
Dated: Tuesday, June 18, 2024
| Province | Major City | Condition | Max Temp (°C) | Rain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Punjab | Lahore (Faisalabad) | Hot (may change) | 35-40 | Possible thunderstorms (evening/night) |
| Punjab | Islamabad | Hot (may change) | 35-40 | Possible thunderstorms (evening/night) |
| Punjab | Rawalpindi | Hot (may change) | 35-40 | Possible thunderstorms (evening/night) |
| Punjab | Multan | Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Punjab | Bahawalpur | Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Punjab | Sargodha | Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Sindh | Karachi | Very Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Sindh | Hyderabad | Very Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Sindh | Sukkur | Very Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Balochistan | Quetta | Very Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Balochistan | Turbat | Very Hot & Dry | 40+ | No rain expected |
| Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) | Peshawar | Very Hot & Dry | 40+ | Possible thunderstorms (evening/night) |
| Gilgit-Baltistan | Skardu | Cool | 20-25 | Heavy rain & thunderstorms (possible) |
| Kashmir | Srinagar | Cool | 20-25 | Heavy rain & thunderstorms (possible) |
The sweltering heat could be about to subside in Lahore Faisalabad and the rest of central and upper Punjab! On the evening or night of June 18th, precipitation in the form of thunderstorms and rain is expected, which will provide welcome relief. Nevertheless, temperatures in South Punjab will probably stay over 40°C for the next two days, and there will be little rain.
The scorching sun dominates Sindh and Balochistan. Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Quetta, and Turbat will all likely experience very hot and dry weather with temperatures exceeding 40°C. There’s no rain expected in these regions for the next two days.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa might see a similar shift to upper Punjab. While the first two days of Eid could be hot and dry, there’s a chance of rain and thunderstorms bringing relief from June 18th onwards.
In contrast, Gilgit-Baltistan and Kashmir will experience the coolest Eid weather. Get ready for heavy rains, thunderstorms, and strong winds from June 18th to 22nd. This could lead to travel disruptions, so be sure to stay informed about weather warnings in these areas.
During the hot weather, it’s crucial to stay hydrated and safe no matter where you are in Pakistan. The forecast is subject to change, so be sure to check back for any updates that pertain to your city in particular.
