- Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) predicts continued hot and humid conditions.
- While isolated rain-thunderstorm activity is expected in Islamabad.
- Karachi experiences unhealthy air quality levels (AQI 133), posing health risks.
Lahore Weather
As the scorching summer sun maintains its grip across Pakistan, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a weather forecast, predicting hot and humid conditions for most parts of the country, including the provincial capital, Lahore. This article provides an overview of the current weather conditions in Lahore and other parts of Pakistan.
PMD’s latest forecast indicates that there is a possibility of rain-thunderstorm occurring at isolated places in Islamabad and the adjoining hilly areas within the next 24 hours. However, unfortunately, there is no rain in the forecast for Lahore.
Lahore’s Current Temperature
On Wednesday, the temperature in Lahore peaked at 34°C during noon, but relief is expected in the evening as temperatures are anticipated to drop. The humidity level in the metropolis was recorded at approximately 59 percent, and winds were blowing at a speed of 11 km/h. The maximum UV Index for the day reached 4, signifying moderate levels, with visibility limited to around 3 km.
Air Quality in Lahore
The air quality in Lahore is a matter of concern as it can significantly impact health. The latest air quality index for Karachi, a major city in Pakistan, was recorded at 133, indicating unhealthy air quality levels. Sensitive groups may experience immediate health effects, while even healthy individuals may face difficulties in breathing and throat irritation with prolonged exposure. Therefore, it is advisable to limit outdoor activities during this time.
Synoptic Situation
Currently, most parts of the country are experiencing the influence of continental air, resulting in hot and humid weather conditions. While the majority of regions are expected to continue experiencing this weather pattern, there is a chance of rain-thunderstorm activity occurring at isolated places in Northeast Punjab, Southeast Sindh, Kashmir, and the adjoining hilly areas.
Pakistan grapples with scorching temperatures, it is crucial for residents to stay informed about the weather conditions, especially the possibility of rain-thunderstorm activity in certain areas. Additionally, individuals should take necessary precautions to protect their health, particularly in regions with unhealthy air quality levels like Karachi. Stay tuned for further updates from the Pakistan Meteorological Department as they continue to monitor and provide forecasts for the country’s diverse weather conditions.