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KARACHI: The weather report on Thursday (August 27, 2026) and the forecast for Friday (August 28 2026) ================================================================== CITIES TODAY TOMORROW ================================================================== Hyderabad 37-26 (ºC) 00-00 (%) 36-26 (ºC) 00-00 (%) Karachi 32-26 (ºC) 00-00 (%) 32-26 (ºC) 80-00 (%) Lahore 39-29 (ºC) 04-00 (%) 39-29 (ºC)…

The Weather

On Thursday, August 27, 2026, the weather report for Karachi indicated a high of 32 degrees Celsius, with a 80 percent probability of sunshine. The sunset that day was at 06:55 pm, while the sunrise the following morning on Friday, August 28, 2026, was forecasted to occur at 06:10 am.

Across Pakistan, temperatures varied significantly. In Hyderabad, the temperature ranged from 37 to 26 degrees Celsius, while Lahore saw a higher range of 39 to 29 degrees Celsius. Muzaffarabad experienced a cooler range of 33 to 22 degrees Celsius, with a notable 55 percent chance of sunshine. Peshawar reported a high of 39 degrees Celsius with a 08 percent probability of rain, and Quetta remained dry with a 00 percent chance of precipitation.

Sukkur, on the other hand, had the highest temperature forecasted at 39 degrees Celsius, both for the day and the night, with 00 percent probability of both rain and sunshine. Karachi, however, was expected to experience a 25 percent chance of rain during the day and no chance of sun.

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