Pakistan's major cities face a mixed bag of conditions as the country transitions from Thursday into Friday, with temperatures ranging from a scorching 40°C in Larkana to a cooler 18°C in Quetta. The latest data, released on August 7, 2026, offers a detailed look at expected highs, lows, and precipitation chances across ten urban centers. Main Developments For Thursday, August 6, Hyderabad and Karachi both recorded highs of 37°C and 33°C respectively, with lows of 27°C. Friday brings a slight rise in Karachi to 34°C, while Hyderabad remains steady at 38°C. Both coastal cities show minimal rain probability at 2%. Lahore and Rawalpindi are set for identical conditions on Thursday—34°C and 33°C highs, with 27°C and 24°C lows—but their rain chances diverge sharply. Lahore's precipitation probability drops from 55% Thursday to 23% Friday, while Rawalpindi holds at 55% both days. Read also: Senate Panel Demands Answers on Rs1m Monthly Public Sector Pay Background The report, published by Business Recorder, covers both the observed weather for Thursday and the forecast for Friday, August 7. It includes sunrise and sunset times for Karachi—7:13 PM today and 6:01 AM tomorrow—useful for planning outdoor activities. Northern cities like Muzaffarabad and Peshawar show notable variation, with Muzaffarabad's high rising from 30°C to 33°C and Peshawar from 35°C to 37°C. Both maintain significant rain chances, especially Muzaffarabad at 55%. Why It Matters These figures carry practical weight for residents and travelers. Sukkur and Larkana face extreme heat, with highs of 39°C and 40°C, while Quetta offers relief at 35°C Thursday but drops to 17°C overnight—a 17-degree swing. Rain probabilities in Lahore and Rawalpindi suggest potential disruptions for commuters and farmers. What's Next Forecasts remain subject to change, and officials advise checking updated reports before making plans. The next daily weather bulletin is expected to provide further clarity on conditions for the weekend.