ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Pakistan will experience mostly dry weather across its plains in the week starting November 2, while the northern regions face increasingly cold temperatures and isolated high-mountain precipitation.
According to a weather report, plain and central regions including Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan will remain completely dry.
Daytime temperatures are comfortably warm, but mornings and nights will start feeling noticeability crisper.
As far as northern areas and upper KP are concerned, these regions expect colder conditions.
Upper regions weather
A westerly wave brings cloudy skies with chances of isolated light rain and snow over high mountain peaks across areas like Gilgit-Baltistan, Chitral, Dir, Swat, Hunza, and the Neelum Valley. Cities like Lahore and Karachi will stay dry and clear.
Extended 7-day forecast for Islamabad Capital Territory
The capital area will showcase beautifully consistent mid-autumn behavior, before tracking a shift toward cloudier weather down the line.
Day Conditions Max Temp Min Temp Rain Chance
Mon (Nov 2) Sunny & clear 25°C 14°C 0%
Tue (Nov 3) Partly sunny 25°C 15°C 10%
Wed (Nov 4) Mostly sunny 25°C 16°C 5%
Thu (Nov 5) Partly sunny 23°C 14°C 15%
Fri (Nov 6) Sunny & pleasant 23°C 14°C 0%
Sat (Nov 7) Clear & sunny 24°C 15°C 5%
Sun (Nov 8) Light daytime clouds 25°C 15°C 10%
