With Eid ul Adha 2025 in Pakistan right around the corner, Karachi is in the grip of a scorching heatwave, and the latest forecast by the Pakistan Meteorological Department paints a very hot picture for the festive week. From Qurbani preparations to Eid prayers, residents are advised to brace for extreme temperatures and plan accordingly.
Pakistan Meteorological Department Forecasts Extreme Heat in Karachi
As per the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Karachi will continue to experience high temperatures ranging from 35°C to 41°C from June 1 to June 7, with the heat peaking just around Eid ul Adha. No rain is expected during this period, and hot, dry conditions will dominate the city’s weather scene.
Pakistan Meteorological Department Karachi states that a strong high-pressure system is responsible for this intense heat, pushing daytime temperatures up by 3°C to 5°C above normal for early June. The air quality is also expected to remain poor throughout the week, making the conditions even tougher.
What to Expect on Eid Days – A Breakdown by Pakistan Meteorological Department
According to the official forecast by the Pakistan Meteorological Department, here’s a day-by-day look at Karachi’s weather ahead of Eid:
- June 1 (Sunday): 41°C, hazy sunshine, hot and dry with unhealthy air quality
- June 2 (Monday): 37°C, less humid, breezy afternoon
- June 3 to 5: 35–36°C, persistently hot with hazy conditions
- June 6–7 (Eid Days): 36°C, dry weather, no rainfall expected
With such soaring temperatures, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has urged citizens to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities, especially during peak sunlight hours.
Health Advisory by Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD)
In light of the heatwave, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued several safety tips to help citizens cope with the weather during the Eid holidays:
- Drink plenty of water
- Stay indoors during 11 am – 4 pm
- Use umbrellas, hats, and sunscreen when outdoors
- Keep children and the elderly protected from direct sunlight
- Avoid long exposure during Qurbani or Eid visits
The Pakistan Meteorological Department Karachi emphasized that heatstroke risks remain high during the Eid days, and people should take all necessary precautions, especially during outdoor Qurbani arrangements.
Karachiites are advised to stay alert and keep checking real-time updates from the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), especially as Eid ul Adha 2025 approaches.
You can visit www.pmd.gov.pk for the latest updates directly from the Pakistan Meteorological Department.
Stay safe, stay cool, and have a blessed Eid!
