Overview
- The Pakistan Meteorological Department says the national heatwave remains active and that no significant cooling is expected before June 12.
- Sibi recorded the country's highest temperature of 49°C on June 8, and several other cities logged extreme highs including Dadu and Jacobabad at 48°C.
- The PMD warned most districts of Sindh may experience moderate-to-severe heat and said Karachi's temperature could climb to about 42°C by June 12.
- Today's forecast listed Karachi's maximum near 39°C while signaling the heat could feel hotter, and authorities are advising people to avoid unnecessary sun exposure.
- Widespread high temperatures are likely to raise health and infrastructure risks such as heat illness and strain on power and water supplies, especially in southern districts.