The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast warm to hot weather across several major cities.
The weather outlook covers Monday, August 31, with temperatures expected to vary across different regions.
Gilgit is likely to record the highest maximum temperature among the listed cities. The temperature is forecast to reach 39°C.
Bahawalpur and Peshawar may experience maximum temperatures of 38°C. Meanwhile, Islamabad, Lahore and Faisalabad could reach 37°C.
Multan and Quetta are expected to record maximum temperatures of 36°C. Hyderabad and Chitral may see highs of 35°C.
Karachi is likely to remain comparatively cooler. The coastal city could record a maximum temperature of 31°C.
The expected minimum temperatures also show significant variation across the country. Quetta may record the lowest minimum at 18°C.
Gilgit is forecast to have a minimum temperature of 20°C. Muzaffarabad and Chitral could record minimum temperatures of 22°C.
Islamabad and Hyderabad are expected to see minimum temperatures of 25°C. Karachi may record a minimum temperature of 26°C.
Multan, Bahawalpur and Peshawar could experience minimum temperatures of 27°C. Lahore and Faisalabad are expected to record minimum temperatures of 29°C.
The latest forecast indicates continued warm conditions in several urban areas. Residents may experience noticeable differences between daytime and nighttime temperatures.
The PMD regularly monitors weather conditions across Pakistan. Its forecasts help residents and authorities prepare for changing weather patterns.
The variation in temperatures is linked to the diverse geography of Pakistan. Mountainous regions can experience cooler nights despite relatively warm daytime conditions.
Meanwhile, plains and southern areas can remain hot during the daytime. Coastal Karachi generally experiences comparatively moderate temperatures.
The department also issued an update related to glacier monitoring. It shared observations from glaciated valleys across the country.
The update was titled “Minimum Air Temperatures Observed Across Glaciated Valleys on August 31, 2026.” It provided information about minimum air temperatures in glacier regions.
Monitoring temperatures in glaciated valleys remains important for weather and environmental assessments. Changes in these areas can provide useful information about regional conditions.
The latest forecast suggests that warm weather will continue across many major cities. People in hotter areas may need to take precautions during peak daytime hours.
Residents are also advised to remain aware of official weather updates. Weather conditions can change depending on local atmospheric developments.
The temperatures recorded in northern areas are expected to differ considerably from southern locations. Gilgit, for example, could reach 39°C during the day.
Karachi is expected to remain much cooler at 31°C. This difference reflects the impact of geography and regional weather patterns.
The PMD’s forecast provides a broad picture of expected conditions for August 31. Actual temperatures may vary slightly depending on local circumstances.
The latest temperatures outlook also highlights the need for continued monitoring. Authorities and residents can use official forecasts when planning daily activities.
With warm to hot conditions expected in many areas, weather awareness remains important. The PMD is expected to continue monitoring temperatures and other weather developments.
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