The capital city is still facing extreme heat, with temperatures hitting 38 degrees Celsius but feeling like 46 degrees due to high humidity on Tuesday.

The Meteorological Department has indicated that hot and dry weather will persist over the next 24 hours, with no rain forecasted for this week.

Humidity is at 55%, and winds are blowing at 2 km per hour, as noted by the Met Department. They also mentioned that temperatures should decrease in the evening.

The Met Department predicts hot and humid weather for most of Pakistan, with some areas expected to see rain and potential hazards from heavy downpours.