By mid-October, many expect the air to cool. But that isn’t happening yet. Not in Karachi. Not in Lahore either. Even Islamabad, which usually calms down by now, still pushes out heat until sundown. The sky stays dry. No hint of rain.
Shoppers in Saddar wipe sweat off their foreheads by 11am. Office windows stay open in Lahore, catching weak breezes. Night markets in Islamabad stay lively, but people bring shawls. It’s not freezing. Just shifting slowly.
The kind of week where fans still hum during the day, and warm cups replace cold drinks after dark.
Weekly Weather Forecast for Major Cities in Pakistan
| City | High (°C) | Low (°C) | Conditions |
| Karachi | 37–38 | 23–24 | Hot, Hazy |
| Islamabad | 28–30 | 15–17 | Sunny, Cooler Evenings |
| Lahore | 30–31 | 18–19 | Hazy, Dry |
| Peshawar | 31–32 | 17–18 | Warm, Mild Breeze |
| Quetta | 26–28 | 10–12 | Cool, Clear |
Karachi Weather Forecast: Intense Heat & Hazy Sunshine
Karachi isn’t letting go of the heat. Every day this week, highs stay near 38°C. The mornings feel manageable, but by noon, the air thickens. Haze spreads across main roads. Motorbike riders squint through sunglasses. Inside shops, ceiling fans barely keep up.
Humidity makes everything slower. There’s no wind worth mentioning. Residents close their windows not for rain but for dust. Heat presses on rooftops and lingers past sunset. Even the nights offer little relief. This stretch feels longer than expected. Locals check the forecast and sigh. Another dry week ahead. No surprises, just sun.
Islamabad Weather Forecast: Pleasant Days, Cool Nights
Islamabad steps into balance. Mornings open softly, with the sun peeking just above Margalla. Temperatures hover around 29°C during the day. A breeze moves through the city just enough to ease the sharp edge of the afternoon sun.
By evening, it drops quickly. Sweaters come out. Tea stalls get busier. Traffic slows near markets where vendors unpack winter stock. The air smells different—cleaner, lighter. Sky stays wide and blue with nothing brewing above. No rain expected, but most won’t miss it. It’s the kind of weather that doesn’t ask for much. Just a scarf at night, maybe.
Lahore Weather Forecast: Hazy Skies and Steady Temperatures
Lahore stays dusty. The temperature doesn’t swing much, daytime readings settle around 31°C. Still warm enough to leave fans on, but cool enough at night to crack open a window. Haze drifts in after sunrise and hangs around till late afternoon.
It isn’t thick yet, but it’s enough to dull the skyline. Motorways stay clear, but eyes water more often. Pollution is starting to stir, though not full-blown. Locals already expect masks to come back—not for illness, but smog. No rain on the radar. Just that long, slow drift toward colder weeks. For now, it’s bearable, but barely.
Regional Highlights: Weather Snapshots from Other Major Cities
In the rest of the country, things move quicker. Peshawar still leans warm, though a breeze helps mornings feel light. Quetta’s story is different. The sun still shines, but the cold hits hard once it drops. Residents there have pulled out quilts already.
Faisalabad and Multan follow Lahore’s pattern, dry, steady, and just dusty enough to scratch throats after dark. Roads stay hot underfoot until late, and windows are mostly shut during the afternoon to block it out.
| City | High (°C) | Low (°C) | Notes |
| Multan | 33 | 20 | Dry, Slightly Dusty |
| Faisalabad | 32 | 18 | Warm, Quiet Evenings |
| Peshawar | 32 | 17 | Clear, Breezy Mornings |
| Quetta | 27 | 11 | Cold at Night, Crisp Air |
What This Means for Residents and Travellers
Weather this week won’t bring surprises, but it still demands small adjustments. Karachi’s heat won’t back down, so staying indoors past noon matters. In Islamabad and Quetta, packing an extra layer is a good idea. Air quality in Lahore may dip. Morning walks are fine. Just avoid the highways at midday.
- Limit outdoor chores in Karachi to early hours
- Use light layers in Islamabad and Quetta mornings
- Avoid leaving windows open during dusty hours in Lahore
- Carry water even if it feels cooler outside
- Don’t rely on rain—it’s not arriving this week
This isn’t dramatic weather. It’s the kind that creeps into daily routines without warning. No umbrellas. Just patience.