Karachi heatwave

Karachi has experienced persistent heat, even in mid-October, with temperatures recently soaring to scorching 40°C

Humidity is expected to remain between 30% and 40% during warm spell, which will help mitigate the situation

Minimum temperature in city is recorded at 29.5°C, with maximum expected to range between 36 to 38°C

As Karachi bakes under intense heat, hospitals report more heatstroke cases; residents urged to stay cool

Karachi has been enduring significantly higher temperatures than usual even in the monsoon months

In last 24 hours, hospitals across the city treated 144 people for heatstroke symptoms

Metropolis swelters under heatwave for the eighth day, with temperatures reaching 42°C and humidity soaring above 50%

The metropolis to remain hot, humid over the next 24 hours with temperatures ranging from 36 to 38°C

Probe will also assess K-Electric's potential negligence in these deaths and outline future measures

Interior minister says if inquiry reveals that power outages are the main cause, K-Electric will be held responsible

Karachi continues to experience hot and humid weather, with temperatures to climb 39 degrees Celsius

Pakistan continues to remain among the world's most climate change-vulnerable countries.

PMD says port city's temperature could remain between 41°C and 43°C tomorrow

Day temperatures expected to soar 4-8 degrees Celsius above normal in Punjab, Sindh between May 21-27

PMD predicts air humidity levels to remain elevated in the coming days in metropolis

Proliferation of heat-trapping concrete constructions, lack of tree plantations intensify levels of heat in city

Met office says conditions are not likely to escalate into a full heatwave

Evening and night hours will remain pleasant as the sea breeze will resume

Met office predicts 2 to 3 degree increase in temperatures across Pakistan in first half of June

No likelihood of another heatwave in Karachi this year, experts say

Hospitals report few cases, no deaths, but Edhi mortuaries see spike in deaths, claimed heatstroke cases