Thursday, September 10, 2026
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Watch Live
Headlines
Anthropic researcher warns AI could wipe out human within a decade Ukrainian sea drones hit Russia’s Sochi, injuring 28 as explosions rock resort city Sindh home minister apologizes over AG office interference Taylor Swift breaks the internet as newly discovered insect genus named in her honor Global gas and LNG boom sparks massive investment as Asia powers the next energy wave Instagram’s ChatGPT-powered 1980s AI trend sparks a craze among users Shakira and Maluma spark fan fervor with tease of new song 'Agua' PKR projected to hold near 278 per dollar through 2026, BMI Says Apple unveils first foldable iPhone Duo along with iPhone 18 Pro at annual launch event Trump promises $5,000 to Americans if GOP wins midterms Philippine ferry fire leaves five dead, dozens missing Saudi-Houthi conflict deepens with fresh strikes PCB unveils President’s Trophy schedule and squads Pakistan Senate panel approves 'General Cosmetics Bill 2026' to clamp down on unsafe beauty products Anthropic researcher warns AI could wipe out human within a decade Ukrainian sea drones hit Russia’s Sochi, injuring 28 as explosions rock resort city Sindh home minister apologizes over AG office interference Taylor Swift breaks the internet as newly discovered insect genus named in her honor Global gas and LNG boom sparks massive investment as Asia powers the next energy wave Instagram’s ChatGPT-powered 1980s AI trend sparks a craze among users Shakira and Maluma spark fan fervor with tease of new song 'Agua' PKR projected to hold near 278 per dollar through 2026, BMI Says Apple unveils first foldable iPhone Duo along with iPhone 18 Pro at annual launch event Trump promises $5,000 to Americans if GOP wins midterms Philippine ferry fire leaves five dead, dozens missing Saudi-Houthi conflict deepens with fresh strikes PCB unveils President’s Trophy schedule and squads Pakistan Senate panel approves 'General Cosmetics Bill 2026' to clamp down on unsafe beauty products

PMD predicts rising temperatures and heatwave conditions in Karachi

Citizens advised to take precautionary measures as heatwave conditions approach.

Web Desk June 07, 2026 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Karachi: According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Karachi is likely to experience hot and humid weather today, with a further rise in temperatures expected during the day.

The department reported a minimum temperature of 30°C, while the current temperature in the city stands at 32°C. The maximum temperature is expected to remain between 34°C and 37°C.

Read More:   Hot weather alert as Punjab faces severe heatwave today

Humidity levels have been recorded at 69%, making the heat feel more intense for residents. At present, southwesterly winds are blowing across the city at a speed of around 20 km/h.

The PMD stated that the weather is expected to remain partly cloudy throughout the day however, no rainfall is forecast.

Furthermore, the department warned that heatwave conditions are likely to develop in the city from tomorrow, with temperatures expected to rise further in the coming days. Citizens have been advised to take precautionary measures and avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun.

Recommended