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Categories: Pakistan

Islamabad Weather Update Today

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  • Most regions in Pakistan, including the federal capital Islamabad.
  • The Met Office predicts isolated rain and thundershowers during the evening and night.
  • The air quality in Islamabad has deteriorated, with an Air Quality Index reading of 128.

The majority of regions in Pakistan, including the federal capital Islamabad, are poised to endure another day of scorching heat and high humidity on this Saturday. However, there is a glimmer of hope for relief as the Met Office predicts isolated rain and thundershowers during the evening and night hours.

Islamabad Temperature

On this Saturday, the temperature in Islamabad is expected to fluctuate between 31-37°C. The city is currently experiencing sunny conditions with gentle winds blowing at approximately 5 km/h, providing a visibility range of 6 kilometers.

Air Quality in Islamabad

The air quality in the federal capital has taken a concerning turn, registering a reading of 128, which falls into the “unhealthy” category. This spike in pollution levels is particularly detrimental to individuals with sensitivities. If you are experiencing symptoms like difficulty breathing or throat irritation, it is advisable to limit your time spent outdoors.

Synoptic Situation: According to the Met Office, continental air is prevailing over most regions of the country. Furthermore, a shallow westerly wave has made its presence felt in the upper parts of Pakistan.

Weather Outlook

While hot and humid conditions are anticipated in the plain areas of the country, there is hope on the horizon. The Met Office predicts the possibility of rain and thunderstorms at isolated locations in upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Pothohar region, Islamabad, Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan.

The heat and humidity continue to dominate most of Pakistan, the prospect of rain in select regions offers some respite. It is crucial to remain mindful of the deteriorating air quality in Islamabad and take necessary precautions, especially if you experience any adverse health effects. Stay tuned for further updates on the weather situation in the region.

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Hamza Sheikh
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