Eid ul Adha Weather Forecast: Temperatures May Reach 50°C

A strong heatwave is expected to grip large parts of Pakistan during Eid-ul-Azha, with temperatures in several regions likely to rise to extreme levels, according to weather forecasts.

The meteorologist has warned that in certain parts of the country, temperatures during the day will rise to as high as 49°C-50°C during the Eid period, making it uncomfortable and challenging to enjoy the religious festival.

On the other hand, the weather will be relatively mild in the coastal city of Karachi with temperatures expected to be in the range of 35°C to 36°C and humidity may also enhance the heat sensation in the city.

The authorities have urged citizens to take preventive measures, particularly in the afternoon peak period. Individuals are advised to stay out of the sun, to drink plenty of fluids, wear light-colored clothing and to stay out of the sun as much as possible.

The health authorities have also warned that the continuous exposure to the high temperatures can cause dehydration, heat exhaustion and other heat-related illnesses, especially in children, elderly and outside workers.

The heatwave conditions are expected to persist throughout the Eid holidays, making it important for citizens to remain alert and follow weather updates regularly.