The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has released a three-day weather forecast for Karachi. Find out the anticipated temperatures, chances of rain, and wind conditions from March 1 to 3, 2026.
This weather forecast for Karachi indicates an increase in daytime temperatures along with misty mornings.
Humidity levels will be elevated during the early hours but are expected to decrease considerably by the evening.
Karachi Weather – March 2
The month starts off predominantly sunny, with a minimum temperature recorded at 21.1°C.
Daytime highs are projected to be between 30 and 32°C under clear skies. Morning humidity is notably high at 82 percent, dropping to 45-55 percent by evening.
Karachi Weather – March 3
Predominantly sunny weather persists, accompanied by a misty morning throughout the division.
Minimum temperatures are expected to range from 19 to 21°C, which is slightly cooler than Sunday.
Morning humidity is forecasted to peak sharply at 85-95 percent, resulting in reduced visibility for commuters.
Karachi weather – March 4
The day is expected to remain mostly sunny, with another misty morning anticipated for residents. Daytime highs are expected to rise further to a range of 31 to 33°C.
Evening humidity is projected to decrease significantly to a drier 35-45 percent, providing some relief from the moisture.
This forecast outlines a trend of warm, predominantly sunny days typical of early March.
The weather prediction for Karachi indicates the gradual onset of pre-monsoon conditions.
The absence of rainfall and dry weather signifies a stable atmospheric configuration throughout the division.
Karachi weather in Ramadan 2026
The heat intensity in Karachi is anticipated to increase starting from the second week of March, as reported by the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).
Meteorological officials indicated that the temperatures in the city are expected to fluctuate between 30°C and 32°C in the upcoming days.
Although no rainfall is predicted for Karachi, fog levels may rise in suburban regions over the next few days.
The PMD clarified that the resurgence of sea breezes has heightened humidity levels in the atmosphere, which could result in fog development, especially during the early morning and late night hours.
In contrast, rainfall is projected for the northern regions of the country during the final days of February and the beginning of March.
Nevertheless, Karachi is expected to remain dry, with a gradual increase in daytime temperatures as the city approaches the summer season.
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