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KARACHI: The weather report on Thursday (October 29, 2026) and the forecast for Friday (October 30 2026) ================================================================== CITIES TODAY TOMORROW ================================================================== Hyderabad 35-22 (ºC) 00-00 (%) 35-22 (ºC) 00-00 (%) Karachi 35-22 (ºC) 00-00 (%) 36-21 (ºC) 00-00 (%) Lahore 30-18 (ºC) 01-00 (%) 30-18…

The Weather

On Thursday, October 29, 2026, the weather forecast for Karachi indicated a high of 35-22 degrees Celsius, with a 0-0 percent chance of precipitation. The following day, on Friday, October 30, 2026, the forecast showed a slight increase in temperature, reaching a high of 36-21 degrees Celsius in Karachi, with no expected rain. In Hyderabad, the temperature was projected to be between 35-22 degrees Celsius, while Lahore experienced a high of 30-18 degrees Celsius.

Larkana and Mirpurkhas also reported temperatures in the mid-30s, with Mirpurkhas reaching up to 36-21 degrees Celsius. Muzaffarabad saw a high of 26-12 degrees Celsius, while Peshawar had a high of 29-15 degrees Celsius. Quetta's temperature was expected to be 23-06 degrees Celsius, and Rawalpindi and Sukkur were forecasted to be between 28-14 and 34-21 degrees Celsius, respectively.

The weather report also provided information on sunset and sunrise times for Karachi, with the sun setting at 05:53 pm on Thursday and rising at 06:37 am on Friday.

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