Meteorologist Ovais Haider has shared the weather forecast for Karachi during the Eid-ul-Adha celebrations, predicting humid and partly cloudy conditions with no rain expected. Temperatures are anticipated to range between 33 to 35 degrees Celsius, with partial cloud cover throughout the day and maritime clouds in the morning and night.
Winds from the southwest will be consistent, influencing the city’s overall weather. While no precipitation is expected during Eid, the monsoon season is likely to start towards the end of June or early July, potentially bringing intermittent showers through August, and offering respite from the summer heat.
Starting June 13, Karachi may experience morning and nighttime drizzles, which will increase humidity levels. Although there is no immediate threat of a heatwave, humidity is expected to be around 50 to 60 percent during the day and could rise to 80 to 90 percent at night.
In summary, Karachi residents can expect moderate temperatures, partial cloudiness, and increased humidity during the Eid festivities. While rain is not immediately forecasted, the upcoming monsoon season may provide relief from the dry conditions. Keep an eye on meteorological updates for any changes during this festive period.
