Karachi’s ‘feels-like’ index touches 48°C
A man distributes free cold drink among passers-by at a roadside stall on Tuesday.—Online KARACHI: The city experienced hot and humid weather throughout Tuesday, with the maximum temperature reaching 36.5 degrees Celsius. However, due to high humidity levels, the “feels-like” temperature surged to around 48°C during the day, making conditions significantly more uncomfortable for residents. The Met Office said the maximum temperature recorded in the city was 36.5°C, while rela
Karachi endured intense heat and humidity on Tuesday, with the actual temperature peaking at 36.5 degrees Celsius. However, the high humidity pushed the "feels-like" temperature to an oppressive 48 degrees Celsius, making the day extremely uncomfortable for citizens. This significant difference between the recorded and perceived temperature was attributed to 62 percent relative humidity and southwest winds.
The extreme heat and humidity in Karachi highlight the growing challenges of climate change and its impact on urban living, potentially affecting public health and daily life.
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