Northern Pakistan faces a wet Thursday as Muzaffarabad and Rawalpindi report 100% humidity levels, while southern cities like Karachi and Hyderabad see clear skies with low precipitation chances. The July 23 weather forecast shows a stark divide between regions, with Lahore also expecting significant rainfall. Main Developments Muzaffarabad recorded 25°C with 100% humidity on Wednesday, and Thursday's forecast predicts similar temperatures with 87% humidity. Rawalpindi saw 28°C and 100% humidity, dropping slightly to 94% on Thursday. Lahore's humidity stands at 90% on Wednesday and 79% on Thursday, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 31°C. Background Monsoon season typically brings heavy rains to northern and central Pakistan from July to September. The Pakistan Meteorological Department regularly issues daily forecasts tracking temperature and humidity across major cities. Wednesday's report followed a similar pattern, with northern cities experiencing higher precipitation chances. Read also: 3 National Initiatives: UBL Commits PKR 40 Billion to Agriculture, Education, and Finance Why It Matters High humidity and rainfall in cities like Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Muzaffarabad can disrupt daily life, including transportation and agriculture. Southern cities like Karachi and Hyderabad, with low humidity and temperatures around 34-35°C, face drier conditions that may impact water availability and heat stress. What's Next Karachi will see sunrise at 5:54 am and sunset at 7:21 pm on Thursday, with temperatures remaining stable. Residents in northern cities should prepare for continued rain, while southern areas can expect clear skies. The forecast suggests the wet pattern may persist in the north over the coming days.