Karachi Weather Today: Forecast & Pollution Updates

Morning light in Karachi came slow today. The air felt heavy, a little sticky. The sound of buses echoed near Saddar while street vendors opened their stalls wiping mist off plastic sheets. The sea breeze hadn’t fully arrived yet. The kind of air that feels still even when you walk fast.

By 9 AM, the city was already warmer. Motorbikes weaved through traffic, and shopkeepers near Tariq Road pulled down awnings to block sunlight. The temperature climbed quietly, touching 30 °C before noon. Meteorologists said humidity would stay high till late evening. They weren’t wrong.

Time of Day	Temperature (°C)	Humidity (%)	Air Quality Index (AQI)	Condition
6 AM	25	82	118 – Moderate	Slight Haze
9 AM	28	76	123 – Moderate	Warm & Sticky
12 PM	31	70	136 – Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups	Dusty
3 PM	33	64	142 – Unhealthy	Hazy Sun
6 PM	30	72	126 – Moderate	Light Breeze
9 PM	28	78	112 – Moderate	Humid Night

Overall updates

The day stayed dull with a yellowish tint in the sky. The haze wasn’t thick, but enough to dull the view of distant cranes near the port. Many residents wore masks again, not just for health but to stop the dust taste that lingers after a long ride.

Morning Forecast

Early hours brought mild haze. Along M.A. Jinnah Road, traffic crawled slower than usual. The smell of diesel hung in the air. Meteorology officials said moisture trapped overnight mixed with exhaust. That’s why the fog looked brown instead of grey. Happens often this time of year.

Afternoon Heat

By mid-day, the city baked under slow sunlight. No shade felt enough. Small shops switched on pedestal fans that just pushed warm air around. Doctors advised staying hydrated as humidity levels kept climbing. People walking near Saddar said even their masks felt damp.

Evening Relief

Evening came softer. The faint smell of salt returned from the sea, mixed with dust from construction along Korangi. Street cafés at Boat Basin filled again. The sky turned faint orange before the breeze picked up. For a few hours, breathing felt easier.

Air Pollution Update

Karachi’s air stayed around 132 AQI, not the worst but still unpleasant for those with asthma. Health experts said vehicle smoke remains the biggest issue. Construction near the coast added fine particles that hang low over the city till nightfall.

Coastal Influence

Karachi’s closeness to the sea gives it strange weather. Warm one hour, sticky the next. When the wind dies, pollution just sits there. Experts said wind pressure tonight might clear some of it, though not completely. Maybe tomorrow morning feels fresher.

Rain Possibility

Forecast stations hinted at light drizzle late night near Clifton and DHA. Not a full shower, just short bursts that wet pavements for a while. Residents almost look forward to such moments, the smell of wet sand near the beach always brings relief.

Health Advisory

Doctors at Jinnah Hospital reported a small rise in cough and throat irritation. They suggested simple measures: avoid long bike rides, use eye drops, keep masks during peak hours. One doctor said most complaints come after 2 PM when air feels thickest.

Traffic Impact

The haze slowed down roads again. Motorcyclists struggled with fogged helmet visors. Near Numaish, officers sprayed water to settle roadside dust. The effect lasted a short time, but people appreciated the effort.

Energy Demand

Karachi Electric confirmed higher load due to fans and coolers running longer hours. Power supply stayed mostly stable except in a few inner areas. With nights turning sticky, the demand won’t drop soon, said one technician at a power substation.

Citizen Response

People talked about the weather all day, shopkeepers, delivery riders, office staff. Some said it reminded them of old Karachi summers, sticky and slow. Social media saw pictures of hazy skies tagged “Smoky Sunset.” Karachi’s humour survives even in dust.

Karachi Awaits Clearer Skies

The city breathed heavier than usual today. Yet, it kept moving, as Karachi always does. Forecasts show mild improvement tomorrow, maybe a touch of wind by evening. For now, the air stays thick, the nights warm, and the city quietly hoping for rain.

FAQs

1. What is the highest temperature in Karachi today?
Around 33 °C recorded at 3 PM near Clifton and Korangi.

2. How is Karachi’s air quality today?
Moderate to unhealthy range, mostly from traffic and construction dust.

3. Will Karachi get rain tonight?
A short drizzle expected late night around coastal zones.

4. Which areas have cleaner air today?
Clifton and Sea View due to sea breeze after sunset.

5. What can residents do during poor air days?
Stay indoors in peak hours, drink more water, wear masks outdoors.

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