Sweltering conditions persist across Pakistan as the latest weather report for Sunday and Monday reveals stark regional contrasts, with Larkana bracing for 41°C highs while Lahore faces potential downpours. Main Developments Larkana recorded the highest temperature on Sunday at 41°C, with Sukkur close behind at 40°C. Monday brings marginal relief, as Larkana drops to 40°C while Sukkur climbs to 41°C. Humidity levels in Sukkur are set to jump from 3% to 25%, signaling a more oppressive feel. Coastal Karachi remains steady at 34°C both days, with humidity dipping slightly from 2% to 3%. In contrast, Lahore expects a 4°C rise to 34°C on Monday, accompanied by high humidity—70% on Sunday and 65% on Monday—raising the chance of thunderstorms. Read also: Balochistan Operation Kills 15 Militants in Fresh Crackdown Background The Pakistan Meteorological Department issues daily bulletins tracking temperature and humidity across major cities. This report covers ten urban centers, from Hyderabad in the south to Muzaffarabad in the north, providing essential data for agriculture, travel, and public health planning. Northern cities like Peshawar and Rawalpindi show moderate heat, with Peshawar rising from 37°C to 38°C and Rawalpindi from 34°C to 35°C. Quetta remains the coolest, holding at 33°C with minimal humidity. Why It Matters These temperature and humidity patterns directly impact outdoor workers, farmers, and commuters. High humidity in Lahore and Sukkur can exacerbate heat stress, while dry heat in Larkana and Mirpurkhas poses dehydration risks. Accurate forecasts help authorities issue heat advisories and manage water resources. What's Next Karachi residents can expect sunset at 7:12 PM today and sunrise at 6:02 AM tomorrow, marking the day's rhythm. The forecast suggests a mixed outlook—persistent heat in the south and east, but potential relief in the north. Officials will monitor any escalation in humidity that could trigger monsoon rains.