Lahore is experiencing a severe heat wave. Temperatures are expected to rise significantly in the coming days.
As of early Tuesday, the maximum temperature recorded reached 41°C. The minimum temperature was 27°C.
Humidity levels in Lahore sat at 21 percent. Wind speed was low, recorded at about 5 kilometers per hour.
The average Air Quality Index (AQI) was measured at 95, categorized as moderate. However, PM2.5 concentration exceeded WHO guidelines by 6.5 times.
Forecasts indicate that temperatures may soar to between 43 and 45 degrees Celsius soon. This alarming trend follows a pattern—heat waves have intensified since May began.
Officials from the Met Office warn of serious health risks associated with extreme heat. Residents are advised to take heatstroke precautions.
The World Health Organisation has also raised concerns about rising humidity and air quality issues in Lahore.
In response to these conditions, local authorities are mobilizing resources to ensure public safety.
Still, no official timeline has been provided for when conditions might improve.
This situation marks a significant shift in Lahore’s weather patterns, reflecting broader climate trends affecting the region.
